Explain the rule being used
Find the error!
The official title rule
Propre nouns
100

Whenever I go for a walk, I tend to get lost

Capital I rule

100
my brother and I have hockey tonight

My brother and I have hockey tonight. 

Capitalize the first letter of the sentence!

100

We do not currently have a queen. The last time we did it was queen Elizabeth.

Which queen takes a capital?

The second one! 

We do not currently have a queen. The last time we did it was Queen Elizabeth.

100

I go to school in Sage Creek.


Does school need a capital?

Nope! Unless it is referring to a specific school, like Sage Creek School.
200

My favourite movie is Shrek

The first and last words, plus all major words (nouns, verbs, adjectives), in books, movies, and songs.

200

This weekend my family and I are going to see a winnipeg jets game!

This weekend my family and I are going to see a Winnipeg Jets game!


Capitalize specific names of people, places, brands, companies, and organizations (e.g., Sarah, Paris, Microsoft).

200

I hate going to the dentist.


Does the D in dentist need to be capitalized?

Nope!
200

I love watching movies, my favourite is Spiderman: No Way Home.


Does the movie title (Spiderman: No Way Home) take all capitals?

Yup! 
300

I was born in Portugal

Capitalize countries, cities, towns and nationalities

300

When I am at school I have to speak in french

When I am at school I have to speak in French


Capitalize countries, nationalities, and spoken languages (e.g., Canada, Canadian, English).

300

My favourite time of day is when miss Nesbit goes for a walk.

Does miss take a capital M?

It sure does! It should read: Miss Nesbit

300

My teacher loves coffee.


Does teacher take a capital?

Nope!

400

Our current king is King Charles

Capitalize official titles only when they appear directly before a person's name (e.g., Dr. Smith or President Lincoln), but lowercase them when used alone.

400

I have to go see my doctor tomorrow, her name is dr Parks

I have to go see my doctor tomorrow, her name is Dr Parks


Capitalize official titles only when they appear directly before a person's name (e.g., Dr. Smith or President Lincoln), but lowercase them when used alone.

400

A few years ago, the United States had a president named Barrak Obama. His official title was President Barrak Obama.


Should the second President, the one in front of his name, take a capital?

Yup! It is an official title referring to someone specific. 

President Barrak Obama is right!

400

I take my dog for a walk everyday, his name is Elvis. 


Does dog take a capital? Does Elvis?

Dog does not but Elvis does because it is the name of the dog!

500

My whole family has an iPad, I guess you could say we love using Apple products!

Capitalize specific names of people, places, brands, companies, and organizations (e.g., Sarah, Paris, Microsoft).

500

During the summer I love to celebrate Canada day!

During the summer I love to celebrate Canada Day!


Capitalize specific days of the week, calendar months, and named holidays, but do not capitalize general seasons like winter or summer.

500

The person in charge of Canada is Prime Minister Mark Carney.


Does Prime Minister take capital letters?

Yup! It is Mark Carney's official title.

500

I am going on a trip down south this year. I think I will go to Mexico!


Does south take a capital?

Nope not here! But if we are saying South America it does, because it is the title of a place

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