5 Rules of Capitalization



When to Capitalize? 

1) Names of people and place like; mountains, hills, volcanoes, rivers, buildings streets, regions, countries, towns,
3) Titles of publications; books, magazines, movies, newpapers, songs, works of art
4) Calender words; days of the week, months, holidays
4) First letter in a sentance
5) The pronoun I

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