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Special Nouns

People’s Titles

Sometimes a title comes before a person’s name.

QuinnMs.

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PorchMiss

A woman that is not married

Miss

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DiazMrs.

A married lady across the street…

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VargasCapt.

The person who flies an airplane is called a

captain

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ThomasRev.

The person who is in charge at church on Sunday is a

reverend

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LermaMr.

A man is called…

mister

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Titles start with a capital and they have period.

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When we write names with initials, we use capitals and periods.

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Marissa Angela Martinez

M. A. Martinez

M. A. M.

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Sharon Ann Quinn

S. A. Quinn

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Write your name with initials on a piece of paper and come back to the rug.

Sometimes a title comes before a person’s name.

Titles start with a capital and they have period.

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When we write names with initials, we use capitals and periods.

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