Term: Upper Case
Definition:
In writing, letters can be written two ways; T or t. T is a capital letter, or upper case, and t is lower case. Capital letters are used at the beginning of a sentence and for a proper noun.
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Grammar Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
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Glossary Entries
Quizzes
Beginner:
- American & British Spelling
- Apostrophes
- Capital Letter & Lower Case
- Days of the Week
- Its & It's
- Months of the Year
- Punctuation
- Spelling- 'ie' or 'ei'?
- Spelling- -ys or -ies?
- Spelling- 'n' or 'nn'?
- Spelling- 't' or 'tt'?
- Spelling- -or or -er?
- Spelling- Plural Nouns
- Spelling- Silent Letters
- Test your Spelling
- There, Their & They're
Intermediate:
- Homophones
- Plurals of nouns ending -f
- Spelling
- Spelling- -ance or -ence?
- Spelling- -os or -oes?
- Spelling- 'ie' and 'ei'
- Spelling- -ant or -ent?
- Test Your Spelling 2
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