Shorter English Grammar: With Copious and Carefully Graduated Exercises (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Capital letters are used at the beginning of proper names, for the nominative case singular of the personal pronoun of the first person, and for any noun, adjective, or pronoun. Used in speaking of the Divine Being. They may also be used at the beginning of a common noun, when it is used in a special or technical sense, as Aland, Voire, Person, and at the beginning Of a noun. Or an adjective and a noun, denotin something 5 ecially important. Adjectives derived from proper nouns are also written Wifi'l capitals. E also write His Majesty, Her Majesty, &c. 'l he first word of a sentence must begin with a capital, and the first word of a line of poetry.

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