Teachers or students;in particular,Arabs and Chinese

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Proper Nouns

USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS WITH NOUNS
Capital letters are used with:
Names and titles of people

* Winston Churchill
* Marilyn Monroe
* the Queen of England
* the President of the United States
* the Headmaster of Eton
* Doctor Mathews
* Professor Samuels.

Note: The personal pronoun 'I' is always written with a capital letter.
Titles of works, books etc.

* War and Peace
* The Merchant of Venice
* Crime and Punishment
* Tristan and Isolde

Months of the year

January


July

February


August

March


September

April


October

May


November

June


December
Days of the week

Monday


Friday

Tuesday


Saturday

Wednesday


Sunday

Thursday
Seasons
Seasons
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Holidays

Christmas


Easter


New Year's Day

Boxing Day


May Day


Thanksgiving Day
Geographical names...
Names of countries and continents

America


England


Scotland

China


Peru


Albania

Africa


Europe


Asia
Names of regions, states, districts etc.

Sussex


California


Queensland

Provence


Tuscany


Vaud

Florida


Costa Brava


Tyrol
Names of cities, towns, villages etc.

London


Cape Town


Rome

Florence


Bath


Wagga Wagga

Vancouver


Wellington


Peking
Names of rivers, oceans, seas, lakes etc.

the Atlantic


the Dead Sea


the Pacific

Lake Leman


Lake Victoria


Lake Michigan

the Rhine


the Thames


the Nile
Names of geographical formations

the Himalayas


the Alps


the Sahara
Adjectives relating to nationality nouns

France - French music

Australia - Australian animals

Germany - German literature

Arabia - Arabic writing

Indonesia - Indonesian poetry

China - Chinese food
Names of streets, buildings, parks etc.

Park Lane


Central Avenue


Pall Mall

George Street


Sydney Opera House


Central Park

Hyde Park


the Empire State Building


Wall Street







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