The first word of a quoted sentence should be capitalized.
Example:
He said, "Treat her like your own daughter."
"Look out!" She screamed. "You almost ran into my child."
Rule 2 proper nouns
Capitalize proper nouns.
Example:
Golden Gate Bridge
Rule 3 begins with a capital letter before a person's name, but don't use capital letters when describing the name.
Capitalize a person's title before his name. do
When the title follows as a description
Name.
Example:
Chairman Petrov
Ms Petrov, the chairman of the company, will speak to us at noon.
Name of rule 4 in the signature line
The title of the person behind the name in the address or signature column should be capitalized.
Example:
sincerely
Chairperson, Ms. Hynes
Rule 5 is used for titles of senior government officials, which are placed before names of people, but don't capitalize when adding titles to names.
Capitalize the titles of senior government officials.
Used for officials before their names. Don't capitalize civil engineering
Title, if it is used instead of name.
Example:
The president will address the Congress.
All senators will be present.
The governor, the deputy governor and the minister of justice called for the establishment of a special working group.
Governor Fuding Brass, Captain Poppins, Minister of Justice Dalloway and Senators James and Twain will attend.
Rule 6: When addressing others only by title, use capital letters.
When used as a direct address, any title should be capitalized.
Example:
Doctor, would you please take my temperature?
Capitalize when southeast and northwest refer to specific areas.
Capitalize the compass only when it points to a specific area.
Example:
We have three relatives visiting from the south.
Go south for three blocks, then turn left.
We live in the southeast of the town.
Southeast is just an adjective describing section here, don't capitalize it.
Rule 8 The name of a publication should be capitalized, and every word in the title of an article should be capitalized (except a, an, the, but, as, if, and, or, nor).
The first and last words of the title are always capitalized.
A publication that does not consider the part of speech. Capitalize other words
In the title, the short verb forms Are, are and Be are included.
Exceptions:
Don't capitalize small words in the title, such as a, an, the, but, as, if, and, or, nor or prepositions, no matter how long they are.
Example:
the day of the jackal
What color is your parachute?
A Tale of Two Cities
Article 9 The names of government agencies are capitalized.
Capitalize federal or state when used.
As part of the name of an official institution or in a government document.
These terms represent an official name. If they are used as
Generally speaking, you can use lowercase letters.
Example:
The state has evidence to the contrary.
This is against federal law.
The State Equality Commission collects sales tax.
We will visit three states during the summer vacation.
The FBI has received a lot of scrutiny and criticism recently.
Her business must comply with all county, state and federal laws.
Rules 10 Capitalize government agencies such as bureaus, departments and offices.
If you prepare your text in the following ways, you can use capital letters to represent departments, bureaus and offices:
Example:
There are some land management bureaus (sub-bureaus)
Jurisdiction over Indian land. The bureau of investigation found that its administration
A challenging role.
Rule 1 1 season name is not capitalized.
Don't capitalize the name of the season.
Example:
I like autumn colors and spring flowers.
When writing a letter, the first word of salutation and greeting should be capitalized.
Capitalize the first word of address and the first word of conclusion.
Example:
Dear Ms. Mohammed,
My dear Mr Sanchez:
It belongs to you very sincerely,
Rule 13 Capitalization of proper noun derivatives
Capitalize words from proper nouns.
Example:
I have to learn English and math.
English is capitalized because it comes from the proper noun England, but mathematics does not come from Mathland.
Rule 14 Capitalize the course name.
Capitalize the name of a specific course title.
Example:
I have to take History and Algebra 2.
The list after the colon is not capitalized.
After a sentence ending in a colon, if the first word is the beginning of a list, don't capitalize it.
Example:
These are my favorite foods: chocolate cake, spaghetti and artichokes.
Sentences followed by colons are not easy to write.
When there is only one sentence after the sentence ending with a colon, don't capitalize it.
Example:
I like Jane Smiley's works: Her book A Thousand Acres is beautiful.
Rule 17 colon is followed by two or more capitalized sentences.
Capitalize a sentence that ends with a colon when there are two or more sentences behind it.
Example:
I like Jane Smiley's works: Her book A Thousand Acres is beautiful. Besides, Mu is very clever.