I hope you’ve had a nice, relaxing Sunday. Mine was quite nice, and I while reflecting on it just now I was struck by the variety of interesting words involved in my day.
I took my little old Ford Fiesta to a lovely town in County Clare called Killaloe. There I was going to have a panini in a café before deciding on a steak sandwich instead. I then did some kayaking on the River Shannon and on Lough Derg Continue reading
One of the most common corrections an English-language teacher has to make is when a student uses a lower-case letter instead of a capital letter.
For a language you need to use a capital letter.
When you’re talking about a nationality you need to use a capital letter.
A person’s name always begins with a capital letter.
You have to start a sentence with…etc. etc.
Mistakes with capital letters are common and understandable.
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