There are many times that we use capital letters in English, and this list of "rules" can be overwhelming for an ESL student, particularly if their native language has very different rules on capitalization. For example, in Spanish, the days of the week and months of the year are not capitalized, nor is the pronoun for "I". With this background, you can see that it would be difficult for a native Spanish speaker to correctly use capitalization rules. Here are some resources to help you as you lesson plan.
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