A simple predicate is the verb or verb phrase in the sentence which expresses action or being. In this chapter the student will determine subject-verb agreement. If a subject is singular the verb must be singular. If a subject is plural then the verb must be plural. In this chapter the student will identify the uses of capitalization in writing.
All sentences begin with a capital letter.
Capital letters are used in titles and for proper nouns and proper adjectives. The word I is always capitalized. Capitalization is used in abbreviations such as A.M., P.M., A.D., B.C., and Postal Service state abbreviations. In this chapter the student will use the rules of correctly using commas. There are too many rules for the use of the comma to list.