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- Job TitlesCapitalize a job title when it comes right before someone's name.
- So if you are saying, "My doctor is called Doctor Haske." The doctor is not capitalized but the doctor right before Haske is capitalized.
- Capitalize a job title when it comes right before someone's name.
- Directions Regions like the East, Southwest, etc. are proper nouns because they refer to a specific location. When these words are used as directions or adjectives, they are not capitalized.
- So in the sentence, "There is so many trees in the Northeast." The word Northeast is capitalized
- So the regions are capitalized and the direction and adjectives are not.
- ReligionsReligions are always capitalized.Examples: Catholic, Muslim, Jewish, and Hindu.
- So you would say something like, "My family is Jewish." The word Jewish is capitalized.
- Religions arealways capitalized.
- Languages and nationalitiesCapitalize languages like Spanish and English. Also capitalize nationalities like Chinese and Italian.
- So if I wrote, "I speak English." The word English would be capitalized and if I wrote, "I am an am American." The word American would be capitalized.
- Capitalize languages like Spanish and English. Also capitalize nationalities like Chinese and Italian.
- Family RelationshipsCapitalize relationships precede nouns. Ex. I want my Uncle Haske to come to my tennis match. If you can replace the relationship with someone's name, then the relationship word should be capitalized. Ex. "How did you do?" asked Mom.
- That makes sense!
- So you capitalize the relationship thatprecede nouns. If you can replace it with a someone's name, it should be capitalized.
- BYE!!! WE HOPE YOU LEARNED SOMETHING ABOUT CAPITALIZATION!!!!!!!!!!!
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