Capitalization
This one-letter word is always capitalized, even in the middle of a sentence.
I
This can be referred to when checking the spelling of a word, and is found as a book or online.
Dictionary?
A synonym for large.
Big/Huge/Giant/Etc...?
"I woke up today" The above sentence needs this symbol of punctuation.
Period
A person, place, object, or idea, etc...
Noun
This word of the sentence is always capitalized.
First Word
This word's spelling needs to be corrected: Scool.
S-C-H-O-O-L
A synonym for small.
Little/Tiny/Etc
"Do you have a car" The above sentence needs this symbol of punctuation.
Question Mark
Action words.
Verbs
These are capitalized when refering directly to a person.
Names
This Word's spelling needs to be corrected: Dun.
D-O-N-E
An antonym for left (directional).
Right
"I ate a pizza a malt a hot dog a slice of cheese and a piece of bread." The above sentence needs multiple of these symbols of punctuation.
Commas
Descriptive words, often accompanying a Noun.
Adjectives
These often appear on books, newspapers, and other documents, and in many cases, most words are capitalized.
Titles
This Word's spelling needs to be corrected: Ellefant.
E-L-E-P-H-A-N-T
A synonym for Spicy.
Hot/Zesty/Etc
"No! Murphy's eating the cake" The above text needs this symbol of punctuation.
Exclamation Point/Mark
Name, specific place name, title, etc...
Proper Noun.
There are twelve of these today, and are always capitalized, even when in the middle or end of a sentence.
Months
This Word's spelling needs to be corrected: Persipitayshun
P-R-E-C-I-P-I-T-A-T-I-O-N
An antonym for Synonym.
Antonym
Hello! How are you today? The above sentences need these symbols of punctuation.
Quotation Marks
A less specific word often replacing a Noun in a sentence or phrase.
Pronoun