Correct capitalisation errors

Key Notes :

🌟 Correct Capitalisation Errors ✍️🔠

✅ Capitalisation means writing the first letter of a word in uppercase (A, B, C…) instead of lowercase (a, b, c…).

📌 When Do We Use Capital Letters?

1️⃣ At the beginning of a sentence

• 👉 Example: 🌟 The dog is running fast.
• ❌ wrong: the dog is running fast.

2️⃣ For the word “I” (always capital!)

• 👉 Example: 👍 I am going to the park.
• ❌ wrong: i am going to the park.

3️⃣ For proper nouns (names of people, places, pets, days, months, languages, etc.)

• 👉 Example: 🧑‍🏫 Ravi is from India.
• ❌ wrong: ravi is from india.

4️⃣ For days of the week & months of the year 📅

• 👉 Example: Monday, December
• ❌ wrong: monday, december

5️⃣ For holidays & special events 🎉

• 👉 Example: Christmas, Diwali, Independence Day
• ❌ wrong: christmas, diwali, independence day

6️⃣ For the first word in a quotation 🗨️

• 👉 Example: He said, “She is kind.”
• ❌ wrong: He said, “she is kind.”

7️⃣ Titles of books, movies, or stories 📚🎬

• 👉 Example: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
• ❌ wrong: harry potter and the goblet of fire

🚨 Common Mistakes to Avoid 🚨

❌ Capitalising random words in the middle of a sentence.

• 👉 Wrong: My Dog is Very Cute.
• ✅ Correct: My dog is very cute.

❌ Forgetting to capitalise proper nouns.

• 👉 Wrong: she went to paris.
• ✅ Correct: She went to Paris.

🎯 Quick Recap

• 🔹 Start every sentence with a capital letter.
• 🔹 Always write I in capital.
• 🔹 Names, places, days, months, holidays, titles → Capital letters.
• 🔹 Don’t randomly capitalise words in the middle of a sentence.

🌈✨ With these rules, you can easily spot and correct capitalisation errors in any sentence! 👍