Capital Letters and Full Stops Worksheet
Writing tip (Start big, stop with a dot): Use a capital letter for the first word of every sentence and for the word I. Use a capital letter for names: people (Riya), places (Kochi), days (Thursday), months (June) and festivals (Onam). End a telling sentence with a full stop. Two complete ideas need two sentences: “The bell rang. The children ran out.”
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1.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“manav was born in the month of january.” (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 1 (d) 2 -
2.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The lights went out we lit a candle.” (a) after “out” (b) after “lit” (c) after “went” (d) after “lights” -
3.Which word needs a capital letter?
“aarav was born in the month of June.” (a) born (b) month (c) in (d) aarav -
4.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The train arrived people got on quickly.” (a) after “got” (b) after “The” (c) after “people” (d) after “arrived” -
5.Which word needs a capital letter?
“we met all our cousins on Holi.” (a) our (b) we (c) all (d) met -
6.Which word needs a capital letter?
“We visited the old fort in Chennai on saturday.” (a) the (b) saturday (c) visited (d) fort -
7.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The milk boiled over we turned off the stove.” (a) after “boiled” (b) after “over” (c) after “off” (d) after “milk” -
8.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“It was very hot we drank cold water.” (a) after “cold” (b) after “was” (c) after “we” (d) after “hot” -
9.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The mangoes were ripe we picked a basket full.” (a) after “we” (b) after “ripe” (c) after “were” (d) after “mangoes” -
10.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“my aunt made sweets for holi.” (a) 3 (b) 1 (c) 2 (d) 4 -
11.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“the big fair in kolkata starts in july.” (a) 2 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) 4 -
12.Which word needs a capital letter?
“My uncle came from Chennai in january.” (a) came (b) in (c) january (d) from -
13.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“Grandma baked a cake it smelled lovely.” (a) after “a” (b) after “cake” (c) after “smelled” (d) after “baked” -
14.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“I finished my homework then I read a comic.” (a) after “my” (b) after “finished” (c) after “homework” (d) after “a” -
15.Which word needs a capital letter?
“rohan and I played in the park on Thursday.” (a) and (b) rohan (c) on (d) park -
16.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“kunal lives near the lake in shimla.” (a) 4 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 1 -
17.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“saanvi lives near the lake in pune.” (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 1 (d) 2 -
18.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“i go to the park with my dog on tuesday.” (a) 1 (b) 4 (c) 2 (d) 3 -
19.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The sky turned dark soon it began to rain.” (a) after “soon” (b) after “it” (c) after “dark” (d) after “began” -
20.Which word needs a capital letter?
“dev lives near the lake in Agra.” (a) in (b) lives (c) dev (d) the -
21.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The cake was too sweet nobody ate a second piece.” (a) after “nobody” (b) after “sweet” (c) after “was” (d) after “The” -
22.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“aarav lives near the lake in pune.” (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 1 (d) 2 -
23.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“aarav and i played in the park on wednesday.” (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5 -
24.Which word needs a capital letter?
“my uncle came from Chennai in October.” (a) uncle (b) came (c) from (d) my -
25.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“Riya lost her pen she looked everywhere.” (a) after “Riya” (b) after “lost” (c) after “pen” (d) after “looked” -
26.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“on tuesday we have a test in maths.” (a) 4 (b) 1 (c) 2 (d) 3 -
27.Which word needs a capital letter?
“we visited the old fort in Bhopal on Thursday.” (a) in (b) fort (c) old (d) we -
28.Which word needs a capital letter?
“we went to Mysuru for Baisakhi last year.” (a) we (b) for (c) last (d) year -
29.Which word needs a capital letter?
“my cousin and I visited a zoo in Shimla.” (a) cousin (b) and (c) in (d) my -
30.Which word needs a capital letter?
“Manav met omkar at the station in Kolkata.” (a) met (b) at (c) the (d) omkar -
31.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“i go to the park with my dog on wednesday.” (a) 4 (b) 1 (c) 3 (d) 2 -
32.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“Kabir fell off his bicycle he hurt his knee.” (a) after “his” (b) after “Kabir” (c) after “hurt” (d) after “bicycle” -
33.Which word needs a capital letter?
“sneha and Manav will come to my house on Saturday.” (a) will (b) my (c) on (d) sneha -
34.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“we met all our cousins on pongal.” (a) 4 (b) 2 (c) 1 (d) 3 -
35.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“last monday i went to mysuru by train.” (a) 5 (b) 4 (c) 3 (d) 6 -
36.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The bell rang the children ran out.” (a) after “bell” (b) after “rang” (c) after “The” (d) after “ran” -
37.Which word needs a capital letter?
“we met all our cousins on Baisakhi.” (a) all (b) met (c) we (d) cousins -
38.Two sentences are joined by mistake. Where should the full stop go?
“The wind was strong our umbrella turned inside out.” (a) after “strong” (b) after “our” (c) after “was” (d) after “umbrella” -
39.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“aarav and manav will come to my house on thursday.” (a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 3 -
40.How many words in this sentence need a capital letter?
“my cousin and i visited a zoo in indore.” (a) 3 (b) 5 (c) 2 (d) 4
Answer key
- 2
- after “out”
- aarav
- after “arrived”
- we
- saturday
- after “over”
- after “hot”
- after “ripe”
- 2
- 3
- january
- after “cake”
- after “homework”
- rohan
- 2
- 2
- 2
- after “dark”
- dev
- after “sweet”
- 2
- 3
- my
- after “pen”
- 2
- we
- we
- my
- omkar
- 2
- after “bicycle”
- sneha
- 2
- 4
- after “rang”
- we
- after “strong”
- 3
- 3
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