Capitalization and Punctuation

DEDICATION
This piece of work is dedicated to all those I save crossed paths with, dead or alive.




































Contents

[A] CAPITALIZATION

[I] Proper Nouns and Proper Adjectives
name calling and Titles of Persons
Family Relationships
The Pronoun I
Religious Names and Terms

[ii] Geographical Names
unmediatedions and Sections

[iii] Organizations, History and Time
Organizations and Institutions
Events, Documents, Periods of Time
Months, Days, Holidays

[iv] Languages, Peoples, transportation, and Abbreviations
Languages Races, Nationalities, religions
Ships, trains, Aircraft, Automobiles
Abbreviations

[v] First Words
Sentences
Poetry
mentions
Outlines
Letters
Titles
[B] PUNTUATION

[i] finis Marks
The Period, Question Mark, Exclamation Point
Other Uses of the Period

[ii] Commas that separate Ideas
Commas in entangled Sentences
Commas in series

[iii] Commas that set off special Elements
After basic elements
With Interrupters
With Nouns of direct Address
With Appositives

[iv] Other uses of the Comma
Quotations, Dates, Letters
Commas to Prevent Misreading

[v] The semicolon and Colon
[vi] The Hyphen and the Apostrophe
Possessives and Contractions

[vii] Quotation attach
Direct Quotations
Quotations marks with other Punctuation
Quotation marks in dialogue
Quotation marks in Titles


















PART ONE

CAPITALIZATION AND PUNCTUATION


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