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Capitals #3– Particular Places. Capitalize all proper nouns. Proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing. 5. Capitalize the first letter of particular places. Example: Juan went on a trip to A sia. He went to T okyo , J apan for his company. .
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Capitalize all proper nouns. Proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing.
5. Capitalize the first letter of particular places. Example: Juan went on a trip to Asia. He went to Tokyo, Japan for his company.
Capitalize the first letter of streets, cities, states, countries, geographic features and geographic regions. Examples: • I live at 80 Woodcut Lane, Wantagh, New York. • My brother has visited Australia in the Pacific Ocean. He snorkeled at the Great Barrier Reef.
Capitalize the first letter of directions only when they are used to designate actual places – not when they point in a direction. Example: When we visited the Southwest, we actually had to drive north. Place to go to Directions are not capitalized.
Which sentence displays correct capitalization? • He headed north on Interstate 95. • He headed North on Interstate 95. • He headed north on interstate 95. • He Headed North on Interstate 95
Which sentence displays correct capitalization? • He headed north on Interstate 95. • He headed North on Interstate 95. • He headed north on interstate 95. • He Headed North on Interstate 95
Which sentence displays correct capitalization? • The railroad runs North and South through the Midwest. • The railroad runs north and south through the Midwest. • The railroad runs north and south through the midwest. • The Railroad runs North and South through the midwest.
Which sentence displays correct capitalization? • The railroad runs North and South through the Midwest. • The railroad runs north and south through the Midwest. • The railroad runs north and south through the midwest. • The Railroad runs North and South through the midwest.