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or holidays, beginning with a capital letter.  \nDays of the week, months and holidays begin with a capital letter.  \nSeptember, Labour Day  \n1. monday    \n2. february   [3. st. patrick](3. st. patrick)’s day    \n4. saturday    \n5. wednesday    \n6. christmas day    \n7. march    \n8. easter    \n9. sunday    \n10. december    \n1. On new year’s day, we went to a party.  \n2. thanksgiving is always on a monday.  \nAnswers  \n1. monday  Monday  \n2. february  February  \n[3. st. patrick](3. st. patrick)’s day St. Patrick’s Day  \n4. saturday Saturday  \n5. wednesday  Wednesday  \n6. christmas day  Christmas Day  \n7. march  March  \n8. easter  Easter  \n9. sunday Sunday  \n10. december  December  \n1. On new year’s day, we went to a party.  \nOn New Year’s Day, we went to a party.  \n2. thanksgiving is always on a monday.  \nThanksgiving is always on a Monday.","cbCaihlQUwIC12Yc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihlQUwIC12Yc","pdf",93011,"English","# Capitalization Exercises\n## Practice Sentences\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary capitalization rules taught in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet teaches that days of the week, months, and holidays must always begin with a capital letter.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a student handle a sentence like 'thanksgiving is always on a monday'?\",\"answer\":\"The student should capitalize the first letter of 'Thanksgiving' and 'Monday', resulting in the sentence: 'Thanksgiving is always on a Monday.'\"},{\"question\":\"Are the answers provided for all exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes a dedicated 'Answers' section that displays the correct capitalized versions for every word and sentence listed in the practice section.\"}]","Grade 2 Capitalization Worksheet - Capitalize Days and Holidays | PDF"]