Alphabet Lowercase Letters
Lowercase letters are the smaller forms of each letter and are generally used more frequently in sentences.
When We Use Them:
Within Sentences: For all words except proper nouns and the first word in a sentence.
Common Nouns: Names of general items (e.g., "book," "school," "cat").
After the First Word: Except in titles, lowercase is used after the initial capitalized word in sentences.
Why We Use Them:
To Keep Text Readable: Lowercase letters help create smoother, more readable sentences.
To Follow Conventions: In English, lowercase letters are the norm for non-specific words, making writing clear and simple.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
My brother lives in New York City.
She reads a book every night.
The Eiffel Tower is in Paris.
He works at NASA.
I went to the library on Saturday.
Our teacher gave us a new project.
Mr. Smith is our science teacher.
Canada is a country in North America.
Tomorrow is our anniversary.
My friend loves Italian food.
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