German capitalization?
Hello, I have a question about a few sentences: Should the words be capitalized? Because there's a noun signal before them.
The following sentences are:
"I would like to eat something" or "I would like to eat something."
“I want to learn something different” or “I want to learn something different.”
In the first sentence small, there is no attribute to “something” here; unlike, for example, “I want something warm (for dinner).
The sentence is actually “I want to eat.” The “something” stands here alone and refers to what one wants to eat.
In the second sentence you would theoretically be right, so it says, for example, “I want to learn something beautiful.” However, “other” belongs to four words that are always written. The others would be “many,- little, one-“. So you’re dealing with a special case here.
Thank you.
In both cases small.
It would be different:
“I want to get some food.” “I liked the other I could learn better.”
Thank you. But why, because that’s a noise signal?
https://www.scribbr.de/gross-and-small/small-other-gross-or-small/
Thank you. You really helped me
“its” in the first sentence is a verb. > small.
“something new, something good, something beautiful… but “something else.”