Capitalization and Punctuation

Welcome Stardust!
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➔ YOU HAVE 1 MINUTE TO THINK

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THE CHAT BOX
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ANSWER, JUST WRITE IT
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Q: In all months in a year
which month has 28 days or
more?
All months in a year
have 28 days and more.
Q: Which is the biggest spider in the world?
Lives in
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Basi
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Q:What animal can run the
fastest: an elephant, squirrel
or a mouse?
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not the obvious
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because it can reach a speed of
40km/hr(25 mph), while the squirrel
can reach a speed of 20 mph and a
mouse can reach till 7 mph
Q:Bay of Bengal is in which state?
H: NOT THE OBVIOUS ANSWER

A: LIQUID STATE
Q:Three men are on a boat. The
boat sinks but only two people
get their hair wet. Why?
A: The third man was bald.
Q:Which day is celebrated as
World Environment Day?
A:5 June.
OBJECTIVE:
WWBAT understand Capitalisation and Punctuation

and apply their understanding by
punctuating and capitalizing sentences and
paragraphs.
What do you think is capitalization?
What all words do you capitalize?
10 Golden rules of Capitalization
2. Examples
By the end of this section, your audience should be
able to visualize:
➔ What
What is the pain you cure with your solution?
➔ Who
Show them a specific person who would
benefit from your solution.
Any Questions?
Let’s eat, Grandma
Let’s eat Grandma

Full stop is used :
1.) At the end of the sentence---Let’s go there.
2.) After Abbreviations--- etc. , a.m., p.m.
3.) After titles like---Mr. , Mrs. , Dr.
4.) After Decimal points---I got 80.75 %.

Question mark is used:
1.) To end a direct question--- Where do you live?
2.) To indicate uncertainty---He lived till 1996?
3.) In a series of questions---What? You are not coming? Why?
4.) to end a tag question?----He is not coming, is he?

Comma is used:
1.) To separate words and word groups in a simple series of three or
more items---My estate goes to my husband, son, daughter-in-law, and
nephew.
2.) To separate two adjectives when the order of the adjectives----He is

a strong, healthy man.
3.) To separate the quoted part of the sentence---He said, “I love this
car.”
My dress was blue sparkly and long
I went to the garden with Sally Sam and James

Exclamation mark is used to show:
•Excitement - “I can’t wait to go to Disneyland!”
•Surprise - “Oh! You already bought a new car!”
•Astonishment - “Wow! El Capitan is even bigger than I thought!”
•Emphasizing a point - “No! We don’t want to go to the party!”
•Another strong emotion - “That news story made me so angry!”

In the next class we will see the other
Punctuation marks
Thank you!
Welcome again to the Punctuation
Class!!
Did you use Punctuation marks
consciously in the last week? When all
did you use it?
Which all Punctuation did we
already revise last week?
What are the 10 rules
of Capitalization?
Objective:
WWBAT to revise Quotation marks,

colon, semi colon and apostrophe and
properly punctate the sentences
We use Quotation Marks: (“”)
1.) At the sides of exact words spoken

or written by someone else.
2.) Full stops and commas always go
inside the quotation marks.
E.g..- “I am not going to the Party

today,” Allen said.
Colon is used: (:)
1.) After a complete sentence to introduce a list of items

Example:
On my trip I will bring: clothes, a pillow, a sleeping bag, a
toothbrush
2.) To give information about a particular word or sentence.
Example:
Photosynthesis: Photosynthesis is a process by which green
plants convert light energy to chemical energy
We use Semi colon to: (;)
Separate independent sentences. These are

sentences that are closed conned in thought
Example: After class, I went to the Pizza
Hut; then I graded papers for an hour.
We use Apostrophe to : (’)
1.)Indicate, the omission of a letter or

letters
Example: She’s (she is) a good girl.
2.) Indicate a possessive case

Example: This is Hazel’s book
Breakout rooms
Breakout rooms-
1) theres no room for error said the engineer so we have to

double check every calculation
2) emily asked her mum if she could go to the park with
jenny amy and martha.
3) the couple wanted to travel to paris barcelona rome and
london.
4) daffodils roses lilacs and daisies are my favourite ﬂowers
5.) yes jim said I ll be home by ten
6.) the following are the primary colors red blue and yellow
7.) Montaigne wrote the following: "A wise man never loses
anything, if he has himself.“
8.) Some people work best in the mornings others do better
in the evenings
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Welcome Stardust!

On a scale of 1-5 , how

➔ YOU HAVE 1 MINUTE TO THINK

➔ PLEASE DON’T SHOUT THE

H: NOT THE OBVIOUS ANSWER

WWBAT understand Capitalisation and Punctuation

Let’s eat Grandma

1.) At the end of the sentence---Let’s go there.

2.) After Abbreviations--- etc. , a.m., p.m.

3.) After titles like---Mr. , Mrs. , Dr.

4.) After Decimal points---I got 80.75 %.

2.) To indicate uncertainty---He lived till 1996?

3.) In a series of questions---What? You are not coming? Why?

4.) to end a tag question?----He is not coming, is he?

2.) To separate two adjectives when the order of the adjectives----He is

I went to the garden with Sally Sam and James

•Surprise - “Oh! You already bought a new car!”

•Astonishment - “Wow! El Capitan is even bigger than I thought!”

•Emphasizing a point - “No! We don’t want to go to the party!”

•Another strong emotion - “That news story made me so angry!”

WWBAT to revise Quotation marks,

1.) At the sides of exact words spoken

E.g..- “I am not going to the Party

1.) After a complete sentence to introduce a list of items

2.) To give information about a particular word or sentence.

Separate independent sentences. These are

1.)Indicate, the omission of a letter or

2.) Indicate a possessive case

1) theres no room for error said the engineer so we have to

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