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Capital letter or not in adjectives



 
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Capital letter or not in adjectives #1 (permalink) Tue Sep 16, 2008 13:24 pm   Capital letter or not in adjectives		  
When Palestinian, Italian, English, etc... have capital letter?
For example, "the conception of childhood and education in Palestinian society in Gaza Stripe". Is it correct? Or do I have to use it only when it is a pronoun? like in "a Palestinian came to me and asked..."
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Capital letter or not in adjectives #2 (permalink) Tue Sep 16, 2008 14:49 pm   Capital letter or not in adjectives		  
Use the capital letter whenever a proper noun is used, even in adjective form.
French fries, Euclidean geometry, Palestinian society, Indian food... etc.
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