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Use of Capital Letters and apostrophes

Group 2

1Use of Capital Letters

Similarities

Differences:

English uses capital letters for:*Months (January - February)*Days of the week (Sunday - Monday)*Religions (Christmas Day)*Adjectives related to nationalities, collective nouns for nationalities and language names (French bread)

Both of them use capital letters for:*Proper nouns (Juan - Maria).*Geographical names (Amazona - París).*The beginning of a sentence (The children are funny).

Long titles:

*In Spanish:*The first word*Proper NounsE.g: El fantasma de Canterville.*In English:All of the words are capitalize.E.g:

First person personal pronoun "I"

E.g:

Ver

Ver

The Canterville Ghost

I went to Brazil.

Capital Letters

-Days of the week but not for seasons.E.g: One Saturday in autumn.-Planets but not the earth, sun or moon.E.g: Mercury is closer to the sun than the earth is.-Countries and 'nationality' words.E.g: David is from Germany but Jana is Slovak.-Languages as school subjects but no other subjects.E.g: She's got exams in English, French, history and geography this year.

2 Apostrophes

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Auxiliary Verbs (Do/ Does/Did and verb to be Is/Are/Was/Were) in negative form contractions.

Apostrophes

Modal verbs (Can/Must/Should/Would) negative form contractions.

E.g: Do not= Don't. Does not=Doesn't

E.g: Cannot= Can't. Should not=Shouldn't

Apostrophes

-To show possession or that there is a letter missing (she is/she's)E.g: My sister's house.

Singular and plural nouns: The children´s bedroom.Plural that end in "s": My friends' house.

-Some time expressions.E.g: Ten year's experience.

Eg: She´s at home

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PRESENTACIÓN INGLES by jazmincapdevila2000 on Genially

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Use of Capital Letters and apostrophes Group 2 1Use of Capital Letters Similarities Differences: English uses capital letters for:*Months (January - February)*Days of the week (Sunday - Monday)*Religions (Christmas Day)*Adjectives related to nationalities, collective nouns for nationalities and language names (French bread) Both of them use capital letters for:*Proper nouns (Juan - Maria).*Geographical names (Amazona - París).*The beginning of a sentence (The children are funny).

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Grammar

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Except for a couple word order exceptions sentences in both languages have the same basic structures. Spanish word order is generally: SUBJECT-VERB-OBJECT, like English. However, Spanish allows more flexibility than English, and generally places at the end of the sentence words that are to be emphasised. This may resulte in non-standard syntax when Spanish learners speak or write English.
There are numerous other minor differences in the two languages that may result in negative transfer.
Blasi, Diana.

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An important part of grammar, in any languaje, are punctuation marks, wich indicate and delimit: sentences, paragraphs, intonations and meaning.
When we speak we pause and manage the intonation so that the people who listen to us are able to capture the message we are transmitting. When writting, one way to reflect the above is by using punctuation marks.
Ojeda Guadalupe.

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Spanish has 5 pure vowels and 5 diphthongs. The length of the vowel is not significant in distinguishing between words. This contrasts with English, which has 12 pure vowel sounds and 8 diphthongs. The length of the vowel sound plays an important role. It is not surprising, therefore, that Spanish learners may have great difficulty in producing or even perceiving the various English vowel sounds. Specific problems include the failure to distinguish the sounds in words such as ship/sheep, taught/tot, fool/full or cart/cat/cut.

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In English, as in other languages, there are words with similar writing and phonetics to Spanish, we called these words, cognates. There are true and false cognates. The True ones are more used in academic texts, what makes it more difficult for an English Student to acquire the coloquial language.
For example
Dinner is cena

Verónica Zamorano

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In Spanish, we use capital letters for the first word and proper nouns in a long title.
For example: El fantasma de Canterville.

But in English, they use capital letters for all of the words in a title.
For example: The Canterville Ghost.

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Following the contribution of my classmates, I can say the next:

In the Spanish language when we writing numbers, a period will separate numbers by the thousands and a comma will separate whole numbers from decimals. In the English language happen the opossite, we will separate numbers with a comma and numbers with a period.

For example: Thirteen-thousand dollars and twelve cents would be written like this

In Spanish: $13.000,12.

In English: 13,000.12 USD

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Taking advantage of the differences and similarities 

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Taking advantage of the differences and similarities 

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In the text "Taking advantage of the differences and similarities in English and Spanish", we can see that both come from different languages, since ours comes from the Romance language with approximately 400 million speakers and is a main language, on the other hand, English comes from German and has between 360 and 400 million speakers, being the third most spoken language in the world.

Thanks to the shared Latin influence, English and Spanish have many words that have a common etymological origin, called cognates since 30% to 40% of all words in English have a word related to Spanish, either with a similar sound, appearance, or meaning, making it easier to translate knowledge into the second language. Although English and Spanish share the Roman alphabet, there are some differences such as that in Spanish the vowels can have an acute accent and there is also the letter ñ.

Regarding the use of capital letters, there are some differences such as that in English they are used for adjectives related to nationalities, collective nouns, for nationalities and languages ​​and in Spanish they are not used or that in the titles of books in Spanish they are used in the first letter instead in English is used in each first letter of it.

Another important difference is that of the exclamation and question marks, since in English they are used only at the end of the sentence and in Spanish they are used at the beginning and at the end of it. We also found differences in the phonological system such as vowel sounds and sentence accents, making it more difficult for Spanish learners to acquire the English accent.

Another difference between English and Spanish is that in Spanish there is a more pronounced inflection than English with respect to verbs, for example in Spanish the verbs are marked by time, aspect, mood, person and number giving as a result in about fifty conjugated forms of the verbs, On the other hand, in English there are only 4 ways to conjugate verbs, and one of the biggest problems for Spanish students is that there is no one-to-one correspondence in the use of tenses.

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English and Spanish share the same alphabet.they have a common phonological base, but the English alphabet does not contain the letter ñ.This happens because Spanish evolves from a different linguistic branch: LatinThe palatal and nasal sound of the letter ñ does not exist in the English language.

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English and Spanish share the same alphabet.they have a common phonological base, but the English alphabet does not contain the letter ñ.This happens because Spanish evolves from a different linguistic branch: LatinThe palatal and nasal sound of the letter ñ does not exist in the English language.

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veronica deamigo

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Spanish is a much more heavily inflected.
The verbs are potentially marked for tense, aspect, mood, person, and number (resulting in some fifty congugations forms verbs).

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Spanish is a romance lenguage and part of the Indo-European lenguage family. Spanish is major lenguage, whit up to 400 native speakers in Latina America and Spanish. English is a German lenguage and part of the Indo-European lenguage family. Aproximatly 4oo million people speak english in EEUU and England.

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While much of the punctuation stays the same for these two languages, there are a few slight differences to note. In English, there is only punctuation at the end of a sentence while in Spanish the exclamation or question marks are placed at the beginning and at the end.
For example:
¡Qué suerte! (How lucky!) ¿Quieres cenar conmigo mañana? (Do you want to have dinner with me tomorrow?)

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The phonological system of Spanish is significantly different from that of English, particularly in the aspects of vowel sounds: Spanish has five pure vowels and five diphthongs, unlike English wich has twelve pure vowel sounds and eight diphthongs.

For example, the vowel “a” in Spanish has a single sound, but in English it has three different sounds

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The phonological system of Spanish is significantly different from that of English, particularly in the aspects of vowel sounds: Spanish has five pure vowels and five diphthongs, unlike English wich has twelve pure vowel sounds and eight diphthongs.

For example, the vowel “a” in Spanish has a single sound, but in English it has three different sounds

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Something very important is the pronoum I.

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Something very important is the pronoum I.

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the first personal singular I, means Yo in Spanish. I m English must always be in capital letters.
I went brazil, I ate queijo on the beach.

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Use of Capital letters          In English we use of capital letters for:                         The months.                       The days of the week. Religions.                              In Spanish Capital letters are not used for adjetive related to nationalities, collective nouns for nationalities, and language names.                                 *el pan francés/ French bread                                  *los españoles/ the Spanish *inglés/ English

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Use of Capital letters          In English we use of capital letters for:                         The months.                       The days of the week. Religions.                              In Spanish Capital letters are not used for adjetive related to nationalities, collective nouns for nationalities, and language names.                                 *el pan francés/ French bread                                  *los españoles/ the Spanish *inglés/ English

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The origin of English and Spanish is Proto-Indo-European, from which English derives from Germanic and Spanish is a Romance language derived from Latin and other languages of the Iberian Peninsula (Celts, Phoenicians, Basques, Iberians, Greeks and Arabs).

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Spanish only has three double letter combinations cc, ll, rr.
English has five times more than Spanish.
For example: the double P (pp), as in the word hopping

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In English we can use an apostrophe to show possession of things, people or animals. Too when there is a letter missing or also use in some time expressions.

Your position depends on whether the noun is singular or plural.