Module - Grade 9 - CAPITALIZATION - ALLENBBOLESA
Module - Grade 9 - CAPITALIZATION - ALLENBBOLESA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Bureau of Secondary Education
Region I
Division of Ilocos Sur
Grade Level: 9
Subject: ENGLISH
Learning Competencies:
(EN9G-Ic-1.6/1.7:
Prepared by:
ALLEN B. BOLESA
Teacher I
Bantay National High School
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CAPITALIZATION IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
This communicates directly to the learners and hence, must be interactive. This
contains instructions on how to use the module. The structure and the procedure of
working through the module are explained here. This also gives an overview of the content
of the module. If standard symbols are used to represent some parts of the module such as
the objectives, input, practice task and the like they are defined and explained in this portion.
WHAT I KNOW
In order for us to determine if you will proceed or skip this module, you will need to
take the 15- item test. If you will get a perfect score, you will skip this module,
hooray! But if you will get one or more incorrect answers, you will need to take this
module. Which means, we will take a journey for the enhancement of your knowledge
and skills in Capitalization. Good luck!
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Part 1. Directions. Carefully read the sentences and select which sentence
follows proper capitalization. Do not rush, analyze the choices instead and get a
perfect score. Write the letters of your answers on a separate sheet of paper.
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9. Which sentence follows proper capitalization?
A. He said, “Do not worry, the checkup is great.”
B. Alfred shouted, “the policemen will visit us today.”
C. Laika asked, “how are you?”
(11.) nathaniel has an exciting plan for his weekend. On Saturday, he will
wake up at 5:00 in the morning and go for a hiking with his friends at the Mount
Caniaw and (12.) Mount tupira. He will bring his camera with him, for he really
loves taking (13.) photographs, while Andrea, his best friend, will bring her
ukulele.
On Sunday, he will go for biking at the Quirino Bridge with (14.) uncle
james, the owner of (15.) James Wonder bakery. They like the view of the
mountains and the Abra River, that’s why they keep on going there especially for
the sunset.
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ANSWER KEY FOR THE PRETEST
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. B
7. B
8. A
9. A
10. B
11. Nathaniel
12. Mount Tupira
13. photograph
14. Uncle James
15. James Wonder Bakery
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LESSON PROPER
REVIEW
Example 1:
Example 2:
WHAT’S NEW?
Activity 1. Copy Cap! Let us check if you still remember what Proper nouns are.
Select 8 among the group of words the Proper Nouns. Write your answer on a separate
sheet of paper.
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Day
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Proper nouns have two distinct features: They name specific one-of-a-kind items, and
they begin with capital letters, no matter where they occur within a sentence.
Common Nouns are words used to name general items rather than specific ones.
Capitalization of Names
Every word in a person’s name is capitalized. The first name, middle name or
middle initial and even the last name.
Examples: Diana Cruz Cariño
Diana C. Cariño
Days:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
Months:
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October,
November, and December
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Other names that we need to capitalize
A. Cities: Vigan City, Candon City, Laoag City, Cebu City
B. Brands: Bench, Penshoppe, Russ, Mendrez, Samsung
C. Companies: Coca- Cola, Petron
D. Agencies: Department of Education, Department of Health, Bureau of Fire
Prevention, Rural Health Unit
WHAT’S MORE?
ACTIVITY 1
Directions. List down the names and other Proper nouns that must be capitalized
in each sentence. The number at the end of the sentence indicates the number of
answers .
1. rikardo and his friends are planning to have a three-week vacation in Seoul,
south korea. (2)
2. jacklord’s favorite game is basketball. (1)
3. Megan’s birthday will be on saturday, september 18. (2)
4. jeffrey l. cortez and john c. geronimo will join the 3rd National Youth Camp
in Clark, pampanga. (3)
5. australia is the smallest continent, and rome is the smallest state. (2)
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ASSESSMENT 1
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6. A. Indonesia, laos, and Philippines are Southeast Asian Countries.
B. indonesia, laos, and philippines are southeast asian countries.
C. Indonesia, Laos, and Philippines are Southeast Asian countries.
8. A. Ricky, Angelo and Erika are helping their teacher in decorating their
classroom for Christmas.
B. Ricky, Angelo and Erika are helping their Teacher in decorating their
classroom for christmas.
C. Ricky, Angelo and Erika are helping their teacher in decorating their
classroom for CHRISTMAS.
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Lesson 2 Capitalization of titles, relatives, ethnic groups, races,
religions, and nationalities
Capitalization of titles
Capitalize a title if it comes right before the person's name.
Put a period after titles that are abbreviated.
Warming Up! Before you proceed to the activity for this lesson, study these
sentences.
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You are about to take another activity. If you x+y=
think that you need more time to understand
the lesson, you can still go back to our
discussion.
WHAT’S MORE?
ACTIVITY 2
Directions. Study the underlined words in each sentence. Identify which of them
must follow proper capitalization. I know you can do it; just take your time. Write
the letter of your answer in a separate sheet of paper.
2. The maranao people are very creative not just in arts but even in literature.
A B C D
3. uncle Thomas is the dentist of Miss Sanchez. She has a checkup today.
A B C D
4. senator Grace Poe is the daughter of the movie actor Fernando Poe Jr.
A B C D
If you’re not sure with your answers, you can go back to the discussion of our lesson.
It’s very important that you’re familiar to the rules before proceeding to Assessment 2.
But if your answers are already final, you can check them now.
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ASSESSMENT 2
Directions. Rewrite the sentences and observe proper capitalization. There are
underlined words in each sentence, if you need to capitalize them, do the
necessary correction. The number of words that you need to capitalize is indicated
at the end of the sentence.
1. uncle John and Uncle darryl went to Abra River at 6:00 am to buy fresh
tilapia and shells. (2)
2. Grandma and grandpa have a scheduled checkup to dr. martin on Friday. (1)
3. Aside from being happy, filipinos are also thrifty and hospitable. (1)
4. tausug, ilocano, tagalog, and mangyan are examples of ethnic groups in the
Philippines. (4)
5. The filipinos, vietnamese, and thai people are really great in agriculture. (3)
6. Visiting Seoul, Korea is really awesome. The koreans are very nice. (1)
7. father reyes, our parochial priest, always reminds the people to be good to
others. (1)
9. dr. steve, engr. ruiz and mrs. santos attended the Family Day Celebration of
their children in the school. (3)
10. pinakbet is an ilocano dish that Teacher Marcela loves to prepare. (2)
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Lesson 3 Capitalization in Quotations
A. Capitalization in quotations
Capitalize the first word of a quote.
Examples:
Examples:
Gretchen said she was “way too busy” to join the gym.
WHAT’S MORE?
ACTIVITY 3
Directions. Study the sentences and check whether the capitalization is observed
properly or not. If the capitalization is correct, place a check mark , ,but if it is not, use an
ex mark . Use a separate sheet of paper for your answers.
1. Before Gina Lopez died she said, “Let’s love the environment. Let’s love our
home.”
3. Dr. Ramirez said, “you need to avoid drinking soft drinks and eating junk foods if
you care about your health.”
4. Yesterday, Helen said that she was “Enjoying the zumba” with her friends.
5. “Our house is made of nipa and bamboo,” told Marlon to his friends.
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ASSESSMENT 3
1. When Anton was wandering in Vigan City he commented, “This city is really a true
wonder.”
2. Vicky requested the vendor, “Please, add one more special Empanada in our
order.”
3. “patronize also our local delicacies, like suman and chichacorn,” the principal said.
4. During our lunch Rose Ann appreciated the dish, “This adobo is a must try for the
tourists.”
5. The foreigners are too curious about the balut. Some said “interesting”.
6. "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its
shoes," quoted Mark Twain.
7. The radio anchor asked, “How can we help our local farmers?”
10. “He is a humble and generous man. He helps children with cancer,” Albert
explains.
11.
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WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Capitalization of Names
Every word in a person’s name is capitalized. The first name,
middle name or middle initial and even the last name.
Capitalization of titles
Capitalize a title if it comes right before the person's name.
Capitalization in quotations
Capitalize the first word of a quote.
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WHAT I CAN DO
Find the 20 capitalization mistakes. (The first one is done for you.)
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ASSESSMENT
Directions. Carefully read the sentences and select which sentence follows proper
capitalization.
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B. the dancing fountain in vigan city is located at the plaza salcedo in front of the ilocos
sur provincial capitol.
C. The dancing fountain in Vigan City is located at the Plaza Salcedo in front of the Ilocos
Sur provincial capitol.
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B. Gabriela Silang, Diego Silang, and Gregorio del Pilar are just some of our great heroes
who fought for the Philippine Independence.
C. Gabriela Silang, Diego Silang, and gregorio del Pilar are just some of our great heroes
who fought for the philippine Independence.
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ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
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ANSWER KEY
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ANSWER KEY
Provides correct answers in all activities. As the module is self-instructional package, it lacks
face to face interaction between the teacher and the learner.
REFERENCES
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following the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS).
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