CAPITAL LETTERS

Capitalization is a very important part of grammar in English with very less attention given.

Many people do not know the correct usage of Capital letters. 

Given below are the situations & a few examples when we are required to use Capital letters:

1. When you start a sentence:

The children are playing in the park. She is a beautiful girl.

2. When using personal pronoun - I:

I am a teacher. I will be going to the market tomorrow.

3. Writing Acronyms or Abbreviations:

UNO - United Nations Organisation.

WHO - World Health Organisation.

4. Names of places, countries, nationalities, religion & language:

London, Germany, Indian, Buddhism, Chinese.

5. People's names & titles:

Mr. Smith, Dr. Amina, 

Sr. Lecturer, Mrs. Jenny.

King Henry

6. Days of the week, months of the year, holidays:

Monday, Tuesday
January, February
Christmas
Independence Day

7. Names of companies and organizations:

Pepsi Cola, Sony
Microsoft Corporation, Toyota
the United Nations, the Red Cross

8. For places and monuments:

the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal
Buckingham Palace, the White House
Asia, the Middle East, the North Pole

9. Names of planets and celestial objects:
Jupiter, Mars, Sirius, Moon

10. Names of vehicles like ships, trains and spacecraft

Titanic, Shatabdi Express, Apollo- 3

11. Titles of books, poems, plays, films etc:

Macbeth, Othello, Daffodils, The Last Lear

The Lion King, Gone With The Wind

12. sometimes! for headings, titles of articles, books etc, and newspaper headlines:

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