Formatting and capitalising titles

Key Notes :

✨ Formatting and Capitalising Titles 📚🖊️

What is a Title? 🏷️

A title tells the name of a book, story, article, or any writing.

• Example: The Lion King 🦁👑
• Titles help readers know what the text is about.

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Capitalising Titles ✨

In English, important words in titles are capitalised.
Important words include:

• Nouns (people, places, things) 🐶🏰🍎
• Verbs (action words) 🏃‍♂️🎨
• Adjectives (describing words) 🌟💡
• Adverbs (words that tell how something is done) 🏃‍♀️💨

Do NOT capitalise small words like:

• a, an, the, in, on, at, of, for, and, but

Example:

• Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone ⚡📖
• Charlotte’s Web 🕸️🐷

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Formatting Titles 🖋️

Books and magazines: Italicised or underlined

• Example: Matilda 📘

Short stories, poems, or songs: Quotation marks " "

• Example: "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" 🌟

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Rules to Remember ✅

• Always capitalise the first and last word of a title ✍️
• Capitalize all important words in between ✨
• Do not capitalize small connecting words (and, of, in, the) ❌

Example:

• The Tale of Peter Rabbit 🐇🥕
• "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" 🎄😠

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Quick Tips 🎯

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• Titles are special names, treat them with care! 💖
• Always check capital letters at the start of each important word ✨
• Use italics or quotation marks depending on what the title is 📚📝

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