在我們寫英文時(shí)，無論是一篇文章還是一個(gè)簡短的記錄，如果大小寫分不清也會帶給別人很多疑惑。究竟在什么時(shí)候該大寫，什么時(shí)候又不該大寫呢？【妙招大看臺】教你妙招！






聽寫方式：只聽寫劃線部分。
小貼士：聽寫完后別忘了看翻譯部分重點(diǎn)詞匯講解哦。

Hint
Doctor
Reverend
Winston Johnson



How to Know When to Capitalize a Word?

Correct spelling is only the first step in writing any word or name. Make sure you follow the rules when it comes to capitalizing.
You will need: proper names, titles, academic titles, knowledge of parts of speech and degrees and designations.

Step 1:
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The rules for capitalizing job titles have to do with the order and use of the words, and occasions when a job title is part of the person's name.

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Use capitals to designate subject majors or academic disciplines only if they refer to a language, ethnic group, or geographical entity. Take classes in political science, for instance, but attend courses in Spanish and German.

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Capitalize nouns in the titles of works, as well as pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, and subordinating conjunctions like "before", or "after". Prepositions of four letters or more follow this rule as well.

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Be aware that on book jackets, aesthetic prerogatives will sometimes override rules for capitalizing.

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Stick to the upper case for all principal words and the first word and last word in document and report titles.

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Choose to capitalize all major words, including nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs, in titles of musical compositions, television shows, and movies. Follow rules of capitalization and improve your grades and your writing.

Did you know? In 2008, language experts claimed some 3,000 of the world's almost 7,000 languages may be disappearing.



訂閱后能看到列表，還能及時(shí)收到更新通知哦~
Capitalize a person's title when it precedes their names, but not when it follows a proper name or is used alone, as in General Johnson, as opposed to Winston Johnson is a general. The same rules apply to titles like "Doctor" or "Reverend", even though they are normally abbreviated before a name. Add someone's academic degrees and professional designations to their name in writing, using capitals to emphasize those titles.
proper name 專有名詞 designate v.標(biāo)出 designation n.名稱，稱號 e.g: Buildings are designated by red squares on the map. Her official designation is Systems Manager. precede v.在...之前 e.g: a type of cloud that precedes rain apply to 適用于 e.g: Everyone thinks that the rule doesn't apply to them.