Duplicate of Capitalization

#8b: Capitalize political divisions (continents, regions, states, countries, etc)

#2: Always capitalize the pronoun "I." Which is INCORRECT?

#10: Capitalize the names of historical documents

#9: Titles - capitalize the first word, last word, and any words that convey meaning.

Rule #1: Capitalize the first word of each sentence and the first word of quotes.

More practice: Which is correct?

#8a: Practice. Which is correct?

#3: Capitalize the names of people and their titles.

Note: Only capitalize THE at the start of a sentence OR if it starts a title.

#6: Capitalize the names of roads and the type e.g. Gala Circle

#4: Capitalize the full name of SPECIFIC geographic places.

#13: Capitalize days of the week, months, and holidays BUT not seasons.

#8a: ONLY capitalize directions (N, E, S, W) if they refer to specific regions or place names.

#7: Capitalize the names of schools, colleges, and universities.

#11: Capitalize nationalities, religions, and languages.

#12: Proper adjectives (religions, nationalities, time periods, etc.) e.g. French fries.

Which is correct?

#14: Capitalize course titles, NOT school subjects

#5: Capitalize the full name of SPECIFIC buildings, monuments, bridges, and tunnels.

Note: Capitalize family relationships ONLY when they are used as part of a person’s title.