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Capitalize the first word of every sentence, personal names, brand names, specific places and countries, calendar items, adjectives derived from proper nouns, personal titles when used as titles, royalty titles, family names used in place of a name, the first letter after an ellipsis if it is the start of a new sentence, and words with inherent capitalization. Publication titles and abbreviations may have different capitalization rules depending on style guides.
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- 1. Capital letters When to capitalize letters
- 2. Capitalise the first word in a sentence.
- 3. the first letter of the first word after an ellipsis (...) does not need to be capitalized if it is in the same sentence.
- 4. Personal names of people or animals.
- 5. Brand names and trademarks.
- 6. Specific places and countries
- 8. Capitalize adjectives derived from proper nouns, or "proper adjectives
- 9. Capitalize personal titles when used specifically as titles, but not when just referring to the rank in general.
- 10. Royalty is also included. Any royal, imperial or position of office titles are also included in the title rule,
- 11. Family names can also be thought of as personal titles. They are capitalized only when used in place of a name or preceding a name, e.g. Uncle Joe.
- 12. Check capitalization for abbreviations
- 13. Respect that publication titles have different capitalization rules dependent on in-house guides and rules.
- 14. Respect any words with inherent capitalizations