British, mr., i : what type of errors is it?

[Tamara]

Hi

I am not too familiar with the classification of errors in English.
Of course, I know 'grammar', 'punctuation' and 'spelling' mistakes - generally,
but sometimes, doing exersise, I am begining to have my doubts :) about my general understanding of the classification.

One of those specific cases is with upper-lower letters.

english, mr. Colin, i, etc - what class/type/kind of mistakes is it in English?
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[Yankee]

Hi Tamara

So sorry to hear you're having your doubts about things again. ;)

I think the expression you're looking for is "capitalization mistake" (but in your neck of the woods you might want to change the spelling to "capitalisation" ;)).

Amy
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[Tamara]

Hi Amy

[Yankee]

[Tamara]

[Mister Micawber]

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You could also call them 'majuscule/minuscule' errors. The trouble is, a 'minuscule error' might just be a small one.
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[Tamara]

[Mister Micawber]

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I don't know whether Slava will get back to this thread, so I've fixed your title (and my typo), Tamara.
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[Tamara]

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