Capitalising titles
Key Notes:
π Capitalising Titles β¨
What is a Title? |
A title is the name of a:
- Book π
- Story π
- Movie π¬
- Song π΅
- Article or Poem βοΈ
Example: Harry Potter and the Philosopherβs Stone
Rules for Capitalising Titles π |
- Always capitalise the first word of the title π
- Example: The Lion King π¦
- Always capitalise the last word of the title β¨
- Example: Where the Wild Things Are πΏ
- Capitalise all important words in the title (nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) πͺ
- Example: Charlotteβs Web πΈοΈ
- Do NOT capitalise small words unless they are the first or last word:
- small words: a, an, the, in, on, of, for, and, but, or
- Example: The Tale of Peter Rabbit π
Examples for Practice π‘ |
- the little engine that could β β The Little Engine That Could π
- harry potter and the chamber of secrets β β Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets π§ββοΈ
- charlie and the chocolate factory β β Charlie and the Chocolate Factory π«
Quick Tips π |
- Always capitalise: First word, last word, and important words π«
- Do not capitalise: Small words in the middle unless they are important β¨
- Remember: Titles are special names, so they always start with a capital letter ποΈ
Let’s practice!ποΈ