ABC Alphabet and Capital Letters Worksheet
Speaking tips (Grammar point): Say the ABC in order: A, B, C … X, Y, Z. Ask: “Which letter comes after M?” — N. Use an before a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u): an ant, an egg, an owl. Use a before other sounds: a ball, a duck. Capital letters start every sentence and every name of a person, place or day: Riya, Delhi, Monday — and the word I.
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- 1.Which letter comes after R? It is ___. (a) Q (b) T (c) S
- 2.Which word is “duck”? (a) cat (b) goat (c) duck (d) zebra
- 3.Which sentence says “An owl can see at night.”? (a) An owl can see at night. (b) An ant is very small. (c) A zebra has black and white stripes.
- 4.I have ___ umbrella. (a) an (b) a (c) two
- 5.🐜 What is this? (a) duck (b) umbrella (c) cat (d) ant
- 6.🗓️ Which sentence matches the picture? (a) An owl can see at night. (b) Today is Monday. (c) Riya lives in Delhi.
- 7.Which letter comes before D? It is ___. (a) C (b) B (c) E
- 8.🐜 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) An owl can see at night. (b) English has twenty-six letters. (c) An ant is very small.
- 9.Make a sentence: lives / in / Delhi. / Riya
- 10.Make a sentence: is / Today / Monday.
- 11.Make a sentence: is / very / ant / An / small.
- 12.Make a sentence: An / night. / at / owl / see / can
- 13.Make a sentence: very / is / small. / An / ant
- 14.Make a sentence: letters. / has / English / twenty-six
- 15.Make a sentence: small. / ant / is / An / very
- 16.Make a sentence: is / small. / ant / An / very
- 17.Make a sentence: Monday. / Today / is
- 18.Which word is “fish”? (a) owl (b) goat (c) fish (d) kite
- 19.Make a sentence: very / is / An / small. / ant
- 20.🍋 What is this? (a) lemon (b) umbrella (c) duck (d) egg
- 21.🦉 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) English has twenty-six letters. (b) Riya lives in Delhi. (c) An owl can see at night.
- 22.Which sentence says “An ant is very small.”? (a) Riya lives in Delhi. (b) A zebra has black and white stripes. (c) An ant is very small.
- 23.Meera is eating ___ egg. (a) two (b) an (c) a
- 24.Make a sentence: lives / Delhi. / Riya / in
- 25.☂️ What is this? (a) duck (b) egg (c) umbrella (d) lemon
- 26.Make a sentence: see / An / can / at / night. / owl
- 27.Make a sentence: ant / is / small. / An / very
- 28.🏙️ Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Today is Monday. (b) English has twenty-six letters. (c) Riya lives in Delhi.
- 29.In “Today is sunday.”, the word ___ needs a capital letter. (a) Today (b) is (c) sunday
- 30.🦓 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Today is Monday. (b) Riya lives in Delhi. (c) A zebra has black and white stripes.
- 31.🦓 What is this? (a) ball (b) zebra (c) owl (d) lemon
- 32.I can see ___ duck in the pond. (a) a (b) two (c) an
- 33.🔤 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Riya lives in Delhi. (b) A zebra has black and white stripes. (c) English has twenty-six letters.
- 34.⚽ What is this? (a) ball (b) fish (c) goat (d) ant
- 35.A sentence always starts with a ___ letter. (a) capital (b) small (c) silent
- 36.Make a sentence: Today / Monday. / is
- 37.Make a sentence: night. / see / An / owl / at / can
- 38.Make a sentence: ant / small. / is / very / An
- 39.Which word is “ball”? (a) umbrella (b) ant (c) ball (d) goat
- 40.Which word is “kite”? (a) duck (b) ant (c) kite (d) ball
Answer key
- S
- duck
- An owl can see at night.
- an
- ant
- Today is Monday.
- C
- An ant is very small.
- Riya lives in Delhi.
- Today is Monday.
- An ant is very small.
- An owl can see at night.
- An ant is very small.
- English has twenty-six letters.
- An ant is very small.
- An ant is very small.
- Today is Monday.
- fish
- An ant is very small.
- lemon
- An owl can see at night.
- An ant is very small.
- an
- Riya lives in Delhi.
- umbrella
- An owl can see at night.
- An ant is very small.
- Riya lives in Delhi.
- sunday
- A zebra has black and white stripes.
- zebra
- a
- English has twenty-six letters.
- ball
- capital
- Today is Monday.
- An owl can see at night.
- An ant is very small.
- ball
- kite
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