Grammar Picnic
Year 1
Capital letters for names and for the personal pronoun I
10 sentences · from Capital letters
Practice settings
Start every sentence with a capital letter. Names, days of the week and the word I always have one too.
Example 1Correct the capital letters.
do the children run?
Do the children run?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Do.
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Preview
Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
Correct the capital letters.
- were the knives sharp?
- dogs dig holes.
- the sun shines.
- will the baby smile?
- i serve soup.
- will the rain fall?
- the cage is dirty.
- was the berry small?
- does the zebra sleep?
- eels swim in ponds.
- Were the knives sharp?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Were.
- Dogs dig holes.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Dogs.
- The sun shines.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: The.
- Will the baby smile?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Will.
- I serve soup.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: I.
- Will the rain fall?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Will.
- The cage is dirty.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: The.
- Was the berry small?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Was.
- Does the zebra sleep?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Does.
- Eels swim in ponds.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Eels.
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