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3. Hi, I am the CAPITAL 1. To begin a sentence:
LETTER. e.g. We saw the accident from a distance.
When do you use me? 2. For people and places:
e.g. My brother Peter lives in Australia.
3. For days, months and public holidays:
e.g. This year, Christmas is on a Tuesday.
4. For nationalities and languages:
e.g. Claire lives in Spain but she can speak Spanish, French and German.
5. For titles of books, films, songs etc.:
e.g. The Lion King.
6. For titles of people:
e.g. I went to see Mr Smith about my homework.
7. For the personal pronoun “I”:
e.g. Jenny and I went to the beach.

4. max is most popular name for pets!
max has been voted the most popular name in britain - if you're an
animal!
the top three names for animals were max, ben and charlie.
the survey was taken from records of 300,000 pets treated by vets in
2004, and included animals like dogs, cats, rabbits and budgies.
the most popular name for dogs was ben, while cats were most likely to
be called tigger. top name for rabbits was thumper and for budgies, joey
was the favourite.
liza randall commented on how many names more usually associated
with humans were used for pets.
“i think this reflects the important role that pets have in our lives as a
cherished addition to the family," she said.
As a form, can you decide where the
capital letters should be?

5. Max is most popular name for pets!
Max has been voted the most popular name in Britain - if you're an
animal!
The top three names for animals were Max, Ben and Charlie.
The survey was taken from records of 300,000 pets treated by vets in
2011, and included animals like dogs, cats, rabbits and budgies.
The most popular name for dogs was Ben, while cats were most likely to
be called Tigger. Top name for rabbits was Thumper and for budgies,
Joey was the favourite.
Liza Randall commented on how many names more usually associated
with humans were used for pets.
“I think this reflects the important role that pets have in our lives as a
cherished addition to the family," she said.
How well did you do?