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Five different styles of capitalisation can be applied to titles and words in English.
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Minimal (‘sentence case’) | Use an initial capital letter only on the first word of a phrase or title and any proper nouns |
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Maximal (‘title case’) |
Capitalise the first word of a phrase or title as well as all of its nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, but not conjunctions, determiners (eg a, the, his, their) or prepositions. In this style:
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Full | Capitalise all letters |
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Medial (‘camel case’) | Use an additional capital letter in the middle of the word |
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Small capitals | Use capital letters that are only the height of the lower-case letters of the typeface |
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