Title: Default for Capitalization
Course: Miscellaneous (5-12)

Q: 1. Hey [C]hris, where are you going? - Oh [S]ebastian, it is you! You know, [I] think it's time to go [h]ome.
2. When is your [b]irthday? - It is on [N]ovember 5th, 1983. That was a [T]uesday!
3. Have you ever been to [N]ew [Y]ork? - Yes I have, visiting [C]entral [P]ark was really [c]ool!
4. [W]hich country in the [w]orld do you like best? - Hmm, that is tricky; in [A]sia it would be [J]apan, but in [S]outh [A]merica it would be [A]rgentina. The [A]rgentinians are super friendly. But I have to say that [R]ussian would be my favorite language.
5. Which religion do [y]ou follow? - [I] used to be a [M]uslim, but now [C]hristianity has caught my attention.
6. At [h]ome we have this [a]wesome new [t]elevision, it is a [s]mart [TV]. - We have an old one with which you can't even access the [I]nternet. It is crap.
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- I
- h
- b
- N
- T
- N
- Y
- C
- P
- c
- W
- w
- A
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- A
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- A
- R
- y
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- M
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- TV
- I
A: C / S / I / h / b / N / T / N / Y / C / P / c / W / w / A / J / S / A / A / A / R / y / I / M / C / h / a / t / s / TV / I
Feedback: Some notes on capitalization: Generally the first word of a sentence is always capitalized 1. I (ich) is capitalized. Names (John, Mary, Sebastian) are capitalized. 2. Nouns are not capitalized (unless they are at the beginning of a sentence) | Days (Monday, Tuesday...) and months (January, March) are always capitalized. 3. Proper nouns (Eigennamen) are generally capitalized --> Chinese Wall, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty 4. Continents, countries and related adjectives (language, people) are capitalized. 5. The names of religions and related adjectives are capitalized. 6. The abbreviation TV is capitalized as is the word Internet.