Dear friends, Does anybody know why the word "I" should be written with capital letter? However, my tounge language does the contrary. Instead of "I" in capital letter, we write "You" in capital letter. Please help

Do you understand what a homonym is? (It's best, since this is a forum for learning English) to use proper capitalization and punctuation when you post here.)

Both sentences are fine. No capital letter... but of course you are speaking it anyway!

Hi Matthew, Why do we capitalise the first letter of the word following Dear Sir, or Madam? Example: Dear Sirs, Here is my resume as requested . . . Dear Madam, I am pleased to accept. . . Here it's because of the

Hi, How should the following sentence be corrected? when dad finished winn dixie he said this book has much to say By adding punctuation and capital letters. Would you like to try, so that we can then help you with more comments?

In my opinion, what you quote is correct. (Perhaps the Apple will have capital letters.)

Hi, 1.'desire to learn about ..' To get information about something or 'desire to learn of ..' S ometimes focuses on learning about something for the first time, learning whether or not something exists. eg He was fifteen

Hi, Generally speaking, only capitalize words that are a proper name. I wouldn't capitalize any of your examples. Clive

Hi, First, please note that all are incorrect because they lack capital letters. 'visa,mastercard, and citibank are all acceptable' OK or 'visa,mastercard, and citibank all are acceptable' OK, but less elegant

What do you mean by 'variety'? And please do not type in all capital letters.