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Correct english 9

Tham khảo tài liệu 'correct english 9', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | CANING OR CANNING You CAN go now are permitted . caning or canning cane ing caning CANING is now banned in all schools. Can ing canning The CANNING factory is closing down. See ADDING ENDINGS i and ii . canister not -nn- cannon or canon A CANON is a cleric. A CANNON is a large gun. cannot or can not Both forms are acceptable but the second is rarely seen. canoe canoed canoeing canoeist See ADDING ENDINGS ii . canon See CANNON OR CANON . can t Contraction of CANNOT. canvas or canvass CANVAS is a rough cloth. To CANVASS is to ask for votes. capital letters Use a capital letter in these circumstances to begin a sentence My father will be fifty tomorrow. to begin sentences of direct speech You will be sorry for this in the morning she said. She said You will be sorry for this in the morning. You never learn. for the pronoun I wherever it comes in the sentence You know that I have no money. for all proper nouns - names of people Mary Browne countries Malta 32 CAPITAL LETTERS languages French religious festivals Easter Diwali firms Express Cleaners organisations the British Broadcasting Corporation historical periods the Renaissance the Neolithic Period days of the week Monday months of the year September but not usually the seasons. Note these adjectives derived from proper nouns also have a capital letter a Jewish festival a German poet However the capital is dropped when the connection with the proper noun becomes lost venetian blinds french windows Note also that titles are capitalised only when part of a proper noun Bishop Christopher Budd otherwise the bishop Aunt Gladys otherwise my aunt Captain Llewellyn otherwise the captain to begin lines of poetry although some poets like e.e. cummings dispense with this convention to mark the first word and the subsequent key words in titles The Taming of the Shrew An Old Wives Tale for emphasis And then - BANG for some acronyms and initialisms 33 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT OR CORPORAL PUNISHMENT NATO UNESCO CAFOD OXFAM PTO RSVP Note