Use of CAPITAL LETTERS

I've just started reading a book. I'm reading ...

• the hobbit

• The Hobbit

• The hobbit

• the Hobbit

Famous means of transport

• ... the orient express

• ... the Orient Express

• ... the Titanic

• ... The Titanic

We use CAPITAL LETTERS for

• people's names

• colours

• names of companies and organisations

• numbers

Tick the correct option:

• Before seeing dr Davis, I had a Coke near Buckingham Palace

• Before seeing Dr Davis, I had a coke near Buckingham Palace

• Before seeing Dr Davis, I had a Coke near buckingham palace

• Before seeing Dr Davis, I had a Coke near Buckingham Palace

Choose the INCORRECT option/s

• They live in london

• They speak english

• They are German

• They attended a christian school

We DON'T use CAPITAL LETTERS for (unless it is a word at the beginning of the sentence):

• Subjects at school (Maths or maths)

• Languages (English or english)

• Celebrations (Easter or easter)

• Big numbers (Thousand or thousand)

The 1st personal singular pronoun "I" is always written in CAPITAL LETTERS (no matter its position in the sentence)

• Yes

• No

Choose the correct option/s:

• The man arrived. He sat down.

• The man arrived, he sat down

• Suddenly Mary asked, "do you love me?"

• Suddenly Mary asked, "Do you love me?"