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No. In general - and with some exceptions - in English proper nouns are capitalized, while normal nouns are not. Proper nouns are names, like your name ("John", "Marie", or whatever); and names of specific individual items (such as "the Parthenon"), as opposed to generic names that apply to any of a group of things ("a person", "people", "a building").
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Do you capitalise the t in the?
in The King ***
Do you capitalise the word you in a title?
Yes
Do you capitalise i in a middle of a sentence?
yes
Can be capitalise the rent?
No. It's not necessary.
Do you capitalise ten thousand dollars?
No.
Should you capitalise sixty two?
No.
Role of parents in shaping students life?
No one can take better care than the parents on students.
Do you capitalise the names of books?
You do, because they are proper nouns.
Do you capitalize monarchy in England?
If a person is referring to the monarchy system of government, it isn't necessary to capitalise it. However, if the person is referring to the British Monarchy itself, then it is proper to capitalise it.
How do you capitalise Greek myth?
Greek Mythology or Greek Myth.
Why isn't tandoori in tandoori chicken capatilized?
You can capitalise it if you want.
When do you capitalise earth?
When you are referring to the planet Earth.At the beginning of a sentence.
