GRAMMAR: Uses of Capital letters

Capital letters are used with:

Names and titles of people:

(Winston Churchill, Marlyn Monroe, the President of the United StatesDoctor Mathews, Professor Smauels...)

Titles of work, books, etc:

(War and Peace, The Merchant of Venice, Crime and Punishment...)

Months of the year:

(January, Febrary, March, April...)

Days of the week:

(Sunday, Monday, Thursday...)

Seasons:

(Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter)

Holidays:

(Christmas, May Day, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day...)

Geographical names... Names of countries and continents:

(America, England, Italy, Europe, Asia, Albania...)

Names of regions, states, districts, etc:

(Provence, Florida, Costa Brava, California. Tuscany, Queensland...)

Names of cities, towns, villages, etc:

(London, Florence, Rome, Cape Town...)

Names of rivers, oceans, seas, lakes, etc:

(The Atlantic, Lake Leman, the Rhine, the Thames, Lake Victoria, the Pacific...)

Names of geographical formations:

(The Alps, the Himalayas, the Sahara...)

Adjetives relating to nationality nouns:

France - French music

Australia - Australian animals

Germany - German literature

China - Chinese food

Names of streets, buildings, parks, etc:

(Park Lane, George Street, Central Avenue, Hyde Park, the Empire State Building, Wall Street...)

Yes, I know, I forgot it... sorry... :-(. People usually don't write this pronoun in capital letter.