Capital letters and italics

Capital letters or upper casea. use capital letters as the first letter of the word at the beginning of sentencesb. uppercase first letter used as direct passagec. use capital letters as the first letter in the phrase associated with God, scripture, including pronouns for Godd. uppercase first letter of the name used as a title of honor, lineage, and followed by the name of religious people. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the name honors, ancestry, and religion are not followed by the name of thee. use capital letters as the first letter of the element name followed by position and rank of the person's name or used as a substitute for a specific person's name, agency name or the name of the place. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the name of the position and rank were not followed by the person's name, agency name, or place namef. use capital letters as the first letter of the element name. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the name of the person who used the name of the type or size of unitg. uppercase first letter of the name used as nations, tribes, and languages. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the name of the nation, tribe, and language that is used as a form of the word derivativeh. use capital letters as the first letter in the name, month, holidays, and historical events. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of a historic event that is not used as the name.i. uppercase first letter of the name used as the geography. do not use capital letters as the first letter is not a geographical term element behalfj. use capital letters as the first letter of all the elements of the state name, and state government agencies, as well as the name of the official documents unless words like 'and'. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the word that is not the official name of the country, government agencies and political subdivision, agency, and the name of official documentsk. use capital letters as the first letter of each element forms a perfect birthday present on behalf of the agency, and state government agencies, as well as official documentsl. use capital letters as the first letter of all words (including all the elements of a perfect birthday word) in the name of books, magazines, newspapers, and the title essay except the word as in, to, from, and, the, to, which is not located in the home positionm. uppercase first letter of an element is used as an abbreviation for the title, rank and greetingsn. uppercase first letter of the word is used as a pointer kinship as father, mother, brother, sister, brother, and uncle. Capital letters are not used as the first letter of the word pointer kinship that are not used in the disruption or accosto. used as a capital first letter pronoun 'you'.
Italicsa. italics in the mold used to write down the names of books, magazines, and newspapers are quoted inb. italics in the mold used to confirm or specialize letters, parts of words, words or groups of wordsc. italics in the mold used to write the word scientific name or a foreign phrase except the adjusted spelling.