USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS

1. Nationalities

1.1. For tell the nationality of a person we use he personal pronoun plus he verb to be in present and the nationality.

1.2. Examples:

1.2.1.  I + am + nationality

1.2.2.  I am Mexican. (Me I am Mexican)

1.2.3.  Personal pronoun (he, she, it) + is nationality

1.2.4.  I have is Argentinian. (He's Argentinian)

1.2.5.  Personal pronoun (you, we, they) + are + nationality

1.2.6.  We are Spanish. (We we are Spanish people)

2. Languages

2.1. I know should use capital letter paraca to name languages in English, Spanish

2.2. The languages always Van in capital letter

2.2.1. Examples

2.2.1.1. He speaks seven languages: Russian, Polish, French, English, Arabic, Japanese and Korean.

2.2.1.2. My neighborhood is great. There are Chinese people, Germans, Italians and Jamaicans living here.

3. Months

3.1. Everybody the days of the week and the months I know they write in capital letter, but the seasons of the year I kno remain in lower case

3.2. Examples

3.2.1. Month of the year

3.2.1.1. January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.

4. Names

4.1. He subject Is the person you object principal of the sentence.

4.2. Regularly is a pronoun personal, a name own or a noun.

4.3. A name own, is he subject of the sentence

4.4. We use he when we assume what there are a only copy of the name in question, although not there be been mentioned before

5. Countries

5.1. When we speak in english of the country of origin, the plus simple is use simply the preposition from.

5.2. In the gentilices, he adjective usually form adding a suffix to the name of the country

5.3. The gentilices they are words derivatives of the name of the country.