This document discusses the proper use of capital letters in English. It notes that the first letter of every sentence, the words "I" and "God", and the names of people, places, streets, buildings, rivers, books, and months and days of the week should begin with capital letters. It also mentions that titles like Mr., Mrs., and Miss use capital letters, as do acronyms and abbreviations. The document provides examples to illustrate the different rules for capitalization in English.

1. By ÷ Priyantha Sarojani

2. Capital letters in the English
alphabet

3. Use of capital letters
Every sentence begins with a capital letter.
Eg÷ He lives in France.
Every sentence ends with a full stop.
Eg ÷ She is a girl.
The words I and God begin with a capital letter.
Eg ÷ I am a boy.

4. • The names of
people,cities,countries,streets,buildings,rivers,w
aterfalls, books,schools,mountans always begin
with a capital letter.
Eg ÷
 Peter Niagara
 Colombo King’s Road
 Australia Macbeth
 Main Street Wesley College
 Taj Mahal Himalaya

5. Wesley College
Taj Mahal

6. • Peoples tiles
Eg÷
 Mr,Mrs,Miss,Reverend,Dr
• The names of the days of the week and the months of the year
always begin with a capital letter.
Eg ÷
 Sunday, Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,
Saturday
 January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,Septem
ber,October,November,December

7. • Shorten forms are always written in capitals.
Eg ÷
C.I.A
M.A
B.A
N.G.O

8. Thank You
By ÷ Priyantha Sarojani