Capitalization

Rule1 Names of people: If you write the names of people you should write in capital letters, and also the persons initial should be capitalize.

Rule2 Words Used as Names: Capitalize words that are used as names. For example Mother, Father, Grandma, and Grandpa.

Rule3 Titles Used with Names: Capitalize titles used with names. For example, Sutudent Dong Kuk, President Dong Kuk.

Rule4 Abbreviations: Capitalize the shorten names, such as USA, KFC.

Rule5 Proper Nouns/Proper Adjective: Capitalize the name of specific person, place, or thing.

Rule6 Historical Information: Capitalize the names of Historical events. Such as Civil War, Middle ages.

Rule7 Organizations:Capitalize like a group of people, buisness. For example: Arizona Cardinals, Republications.

Rule8 Geographic Names: Capitalize the names of states, planets, or other geographic names. For example, Earth, South Korea.

Rule9 Religeons, Nationalities, Languages: Capitalize names of religeons, nationalities, and Languages. Such as Muslim, Spanish, Korean.

Rule10 Titles: Capitalize the first and last words of a title.

Rule11 First Words: Capitalize the first word of the sentence.

Rule12 Days, Months, and Holidays: Capitalize the days of the week and months and holidays.

Rule13 Greetings and Closings of Letters: Capitalize the first letter in the greeting.