Common Capitalization Mistakes to Avoid in IELTS Writing.

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Mistake #1 Capitalizing job titles when they come after a name: 1.John Smith, manager (incorrect) 2.John Smith, Manager (correct)

Mistake #2 Capitalizing titles of creative works when used in a general sense: a great novel (correct) The Great Novel (incorrect - refers to a specific work).

Slide 4: Mistake #3 Capitalizing days of the week, months, and seasons, unless they are part of a proper noun: Friday, summer (lowercase) Labor Day (uppercase).

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Tip #1 Don't capitalize unnecessary words for emphasis. Exclamation points and bold text are better options.

Tip#2 Only capitalize job titles when they come directly before a name (Dr. Jones).

Tip #3 Be mindful of internet abbreviations and acronyms. The UN (correct) the Wifi (incorrect).

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