D dshl Well-Known Member Sep 15, 2021 #1 If I say: It was given to the head, who said they would look at it later. 'the head' refers to the headmaster. In this case is it capitalised, ie The Head/the Head? I don't believe so.
If I say: It was given to the head, who said they would look at it later. 'the head' refers to the headmaster. In this case is it capitalised, ie The Head/the Head? I don't believe so.
Crispy The following psytrance is baṉned: All Sep 15, 2021 #2 No. You wouldn't capitalise doctor, engineer, lawyer etc. (although such people tend to have a habit of capitalising their profession)
No. You wouldn't capitalise doctor, engineer, lawyer etc. (although such people tend to have a habit of capitalising their profession)
D dshl Well-Known Member Sep 15, 2021 #3 Crispy said: No. You wouldn't capitalise doctor, engineer, lawyer etc. (although such people tend to have a habit of capitalising their profession) Click to expand... Yes, I thought it was a common noun too. Just that someone was challenging me and it got me doubting myself. Thanks
Crispy said: No. You wouldn't capitalise doctor, engineer, lawyer etc. (although such people tend to have a habit of capitalising their profession) Click to expand... Yes, I thought it was a common noun too. Just that someone was challenging me and it got me doubting myself. Thanks
