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Capitalization in Book and Story Titles

Practice a stated title style without treating every word alike.

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For this worksheet's title style, capitalize the first and last words and all nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Keep a, an, the, and, of, in, and the infinitive marker to lowercase when they are in the middle. Other title styles exist; follow the one stated for the task.

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Using this style, 'the map in the attic' becomes 'The Map in the Attic.' The first word and the nouns take capitals; in and the stay lowercase in the middle.

An open book has the title A Door in the Clouds. A, Door, and Clouds start with capitals; in and the are lowercase.
In this title style: A Door in the Clouds. The middle words in and the stay lowercase.
1. Use the stated style: the river and the moon
2. Use the stated style: a walk in the rain
3. Use the stated style: we are ready
4. Use the stated style: a place to live in
5. Use the stated style: the sound of a bell