Capitals in Context: Advanced Rules for Class 4

This Grade 4 worksheet strengthens grammar mastery with practical capitalization rules for addresses, dates, and quotations. Students learn how to apply capital letters in real-world contexts — from writing letters and noting addresses, to using dates correctly, and punctuating dialogue. With engaging exercises like MCQs, fill in the blanks, matching, underlining, and creative paragraph writing, this worksheet builds precision and confidence in writing.

Why Capitalization Rules Matter in Grammar?  

Capitalization helps students move from basic writing to polished expression. For Class 4 learners, capitalization is important because:  
1. Addresses and place names must always begin with capital letters.  
2. Days, months, and festivals require capitalization to show importance.  
3. Quotation marks start with a capital letter when a sentence begins inside.  
4. Mastering these rules improves formal writing, letters, and creative tasks.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?  

🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions  
Students choose correct capitalization for addresses, dates, cities, and quotations. Example: “We live at ___.” → “12 Main Street.”  

✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks  
Learners rewrite sentences using proper capitalization for months, streets, rivers, and festivals.  

📋 Exercise 3 – Match the Following  
Students connect sentences with the correct capitalized words, practicing addresses, names, and dates.  

📝 Exercise 4 – Underline the Words  
Children underline the correct capitalized form in sentences. Example: “(we/We) are going to Chennai.” → underline “We.”  

🎨 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing  
Students look at a farm picture and write a descriptive paragraph using capitalization rules.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions  
1. We live at ___. → 12 Main Street  
2. My birthday is on ___. → Monday  
3. He said, “___ everyone.” → Hello  
4. They moved to ___. → Chennai  
5. We met in ___. → July  
6. She asked, “___ are you?” → Where  
7. He lives in ___. → Mumbai  
8. ___ is the hottest month. → August  
9. He said, “___ you.” → Thank  
10. Their address is ___. → 45 Park Road  

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks  
1. The exams will start in ___. → April  
2. They live on ___. → Nehru Road  
3. The capital of ___ is New Delhi. → India  
4. My uncle’s shop is on ___. → Khan Market  
5. We play cricket on ___. → Sunday  
6. The ___ is a holy river. → Ganga  
7. The story of ___ is famous. → Sita  
8. Christmas is in ___. → December  
9. Mother bought fruits from the ___. → Main Street  
10. School starts on ___. → Monday  

Exercise 3 – Match the Following  
We visited ___ on our holiday. → Goa  
The meeting is in ___. → December  
He sent a letter to ___. → Amit  
They reached on ___. → Friday  
He was born in ___. → October  
My aunt lives on ___. → Church Road  
My favourite teacher is ___. → Mr. Mehta  
Our exam is on ___. → Monday  
We travelled to ___ last year. → Agra  
She wrote a note to ___. → Mrs. Sharma  

Exercise 4 – Underline the Words  
1. (we/We) are going to Chennai. → We  
2. (he/He) lives on Park Road. → He  
3. (my/My) birthday is in July. → My  
4. (it/It) will be a holiday on Monday. → It  
5. (they/They) saw the Ganga. → They  
6. (our/Our) house very beautiful. → Our  
7. (she/She) asked a question to her teacher. → She  
8. (this/This) is my school building. → This  
9. (i/I) am writing a letter to my friend. → I  
10. (we/We) walked on King Street. → We  

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing  
Sample Answer:  
“This is a farm. There is a big red Barn. A Cow is standing near the Hay. A Hen and Ducks are near the Well. The Farm looks green and peaceful. Farmers are working happily.”  
(Answers may vary)

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