Capitalization

Capitalize the first letter of each sentence in English. 

Some examples: 

She had an argument with her brother, she she left the house. She spent the day with her friend and had a whale of a time. Her brother was upset, too. Late at night, she got home and they started talking and everything was forgotten. 

The pronoun I is always capitalized no matter where it stands in a sentence. 

Some examples:

I ran into one of my old friends.

My friend and I had a blast.

First, middle, and last name of people is always capitalized in English.

Some examples:

Sara couldn’t take it anymore, so she left her husband.

I told July that she was invited to the party. 

Paulo Coelho is my favorite writer.

Some examples:

She studies English. 

She can speak Spanish. 

He is from china, but he grew up in Canada. 

He was adopted by a family from Japan. 

She is a Christian. 

Names of cities, countries, town, villages, continents, malls, districts, and names like these are always capitalized.

Some examples:

She was from England. 

They live in Australia. 

The name of the mall was Proma. 

Mellat park is the biggest park in my city. 

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

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday