Capital letters

Capital letters are important because if you're in a test and don't even do one capital letter you’ll fail. Another way to use capital letters is a name of a place or after a full stop even if someones talking use punctuation and capital letters. You have to use capital letters in your writing because if you're going for like let’s just say you're going for the school newspaper and if they read it and you don't have capitals in the right place they will throw yours away.

A brand like Nike and Vans have to have upper case letters in the beginning because it’s and name of something. Like our names there proper nouns even Nike and Vans, are proper nouns. A brand could even be a trademark like Mcdonalds Wendys or Kfc but people just say there just A trademark.   

Names of geographical places like Australia, Tonga, Fiji, or an place like Wellington or Auckland. Banking is a place and a name of a thing. The reason those thing’s have to have a capital letter in the beginning is because they're famous or there anything thats important to your country.  




New person speaking is like if your mum says “can you do the dishes’’ and you “respond ok mum’’ thats a new person talking. The person saying ok mum is a new person talking. When you talk in your story there always needs to have explanation marks and if its like a yell you do a capital and explanation mark.  

Topic paragraph: Punctuation is the main thing in your story it is mostly used by people talking, when someones new talking and when people need to have some breaths. Even when you list things like a name of A day or name of a person. A name has always has to have a capital letter in the beginning.   

 So use capital letters in your writing or else your fail in tests and fail in something your going for like your school newspaper or your exam if you're in high school. Even punctuation you use capitals sometimes so remember!!!   

WALT: Put capital letters in the right places and putting punctuation in good peaces of writing.



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