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Literacy Focus Fortnight

Literacy Focus Fortnight. C apital letters. Starting Sentences. At the start of every sentence you write, the first word must always start with a capital letter. For example: T he cat sat on the mat. E veryone had fun at the zoo. P eople queued around the block. Proper Nouns.

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Literacy Focus Fortnight

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  1. Literacy Focus Fortnight Capital letters

  2. Starting Sentences At the start of every sentence you write, the first word must always start with a capital letter. For example: The cat sat on the mat. Everyone had fun at the zoo. People queued around the block.

  3. Proper Nouns It doesn’t matter where the proper noun is in the sentence, it will always start with a capital letter. • The Tower of London was built in 1078. • There are lots of offices in Canary Wharf. • The water in the River Thames is very dirty. • Proper nouns always have capitals • Monday • March • England • Barnsley • Hoyland

  4. I or i? The word “I” is an unusual word, as you will always write it using a capital letter when talking about yourself or things that you do. For example: My friends and I went to the park. What I really like is ice-cream. My mum thinks I should do more cleaning.

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