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Old 11-Jan-2006, 16:31
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Question You/She/He started with a capital
Is it correct to start You, He, She, etc., with a capital letter, provided that it does not begin the sentence? In some languages it is a polite form, and what about in English?

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Old 12-Jan-2006, 04:27
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Default Re: You/She/He started with a capital
No. When talking about God, Jesus, etc, you will see some using 'He', but that's about it. Sometimes in adverts, you will see captials being used, but it's not a general pattern.
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