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| The rule -- which is not always obeyed -- is to use a capital letter for every word, except for words which have a grammatical function. And, of course, you must capitalise the first word. Here are some examples of book and movie titles: Pride and Prejudice ("and" has a grammatical function) The Colour of Magic ("of" has a grammatical function -- get the idea?) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Once Upon a Time in America Shaun of the Dead The Curse of the Wererabbit An American Werewolf in London Note the capitalisation in this title -- it's a children's book: Five Children and It "It" is a pronoun, and normally has a grammatical function. In this case, however, "It" refers to a strange creature that grants the children one wish per day, and has a central role in the book. So in just this one case, because "It" is so important to the story, "It" is capitalised. |
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