Vocabulary, grammar and punctuation

Days and months

Name the days and months in order and write them with a capital letter.

The seven days and the twelve months have names of their own. In English every one of those names begins with a capital letter.

Remember

Monday, not monday. April, not april. A day or a month keeps its capital letter wherever it stands in the sentence.

Worked example

we go back to school in june.

  1. Two words here need capital letters, for two different reasons: the first word of the sentence, and the month's name.

    Both of those need a capital letter.

Try it together

Let's work through the week and the year together.

    1.Which day comes just after Monday?

    Have a go

    Have a go. Which one is written correctly?

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