Check a reference source whenever you are uncertain of a word's spelling.

Capitalization of Languages

Always capitalize the names of languages (e.`g., English, Latin, German).

Sentence Capitalization & Punctuation

Begin every sentence with a capital letter and conclude it with a period.

Capitalization of Names & Pronouns

Capitalize proper nouns (e.g., John, Mandy, Mr. Boo) and the pronoun "I" (e.g., I, I'll, I wish).

Comma Usage — Natural Breaks:

Insert commas at natural pauses within sentences.

Comma Usage — Compound Sentences:

Join two complete sentences using a comma followed by a FANBOYS conjunction (One complete sentence, FANBOYS, FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO another complete sentence).

Comma Usage — Transitional Expressions

Place a comma directly after introductory phrases such as "For example,".

Comma Usage — Time & Setting Transitions

Follow introductory time phrases with a comma (e.g., As I grew older, Back in the day, When I was 15, One time,).

Ensure every complete thought ends with appropriate punctuation (e.g., “When I was in middle school, I didn’t talk much.”).

Avoid informal slang or casual abbreviations (e.g., do not use “Yea,” “kids,” “tho,” or “U”).

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Question	Answer
Spelling:	Check a reference source whenever you are uncertain of a word's spelling.
Capitalization of Languages	Always capitalize the names of languages (e.`g., English, Latin, German).
Sentence Capitalization & Punctuation	Begin every sentence with a capital letter and conclude it with a period.
Capitalization of Names & Pronouns	Capitalize proper nouns (e.g., John, Mandy, Mr. Boo) and the pronoun "I" (e.g., I, I'll, I wish).
Comma Usage — Natural Breaks:	Insert commas at natural pauses within sentences.
Comma Usage — Compound Sentences:	Join two complete sentences using a comma followed by a FANBOYS conjunction (One complete sentence, FANBOYS, FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO another complete sentence).
Comma Usage — Transitional Expressions	Place a comma directly after introductory phrases such as "For example,".
Comma Usage — Time & Setting Transitions	Follow introductory time phrases with a comma (e.g., As I grew older, Back in the day, When I was 15, One time,).
Complete Thoughts:	Ensure every complete thought ends with appropriate punctuation (e.g., “When I was in middle school, I didn’t talk much.”).
Stay Formal	Avoid informal slang or casual abbreviations (e.g., do not use “Yea,” “kids,” “tho,” or “U”).

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