Hello to all spelling professionals :-), I've written a long Christmas poem based on a picture of a Christmas card. Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether three words should be capitalized or lowercase. I hope one of you can help me. Small excerpts: While he sits on the bowl (and inside out/outside? splashes) I think the…
What is the correct saying: a) He passed thousands of fans. b) He passed thousands of fans.
How do you write it correctly: a) On the first of November we met for prayer. b) On November 1st we met for prayer.
Is "either" capitalized or lowercase here? a) These are the situations in which we have to decide: Either God or his gift! b) These are the situations in which we have to decide: either God or his gift!
Is "trust" capitalized or lowercase in this headline? 3. Worry like the heathens or trust as a child of God
Actually, capital letters are only there, at least on the Internet, so that someone shouts it (whoever shouts is wrong) So much for always having to master the German language perfectly, both spoken and written 😂
My lecturer wrote this on a slide. I would have preferred to rephrase it, but the wording is certainly fine. So my question relates to punctuation and spelling. It's a difficult question, though. I look forward to your answers!
Should Jürgen Habermas's "communicative rationality" be capitalized or lowercase? Is "communicative" a proper noun or merely an adjective ? Which is correct: a) or b)? a) Jürgen Habermas’ “ communicative rationality” is long outdated. b) Jürgen Habermas’s “ communicative rationality” is long outdated.
How do you spell it correctly? (Or are all three wrong?) a) Our experience in the here and now is inextricably linked to suffering. b) Our experience in the here and now is inextricably linked to suffering. c) Our experience in the here and now is inextricably linked to suffering.
Which key do you use to switch between uppercase and lowercase? Ever since I started using computers, I've been used to using the Caps Lock key to switch between uppercase and lowercase. However, you can also use the Shift key for this (i.e., by holding down the Shift key and then typing the letter you…
I'm completely confused. Should I capitalize "ONLY" in the following sentence? The laughter of his companions had now become the only sound that could be heard. (Personally, I would capitalize it, but I'm not sure.)
Hi, How is "German" and "Polish" written in these sentences – capital or lowercase? "Did Max speak German without an accent?" "He speaks very good German, but I detect a hint of Polish."