Which pronoun is always capitalized?

Which pronoun is always capitalized?

• A. The pronoun 'I'
• B. The pronoun 'we'
• C. The pronoun 'you'
• D. The pronoun 'they'

Answer: (A)

Capitalization of pronouns: the pronoun I is always capitalized in English, no matter where it appears in a sentence. This convention helps readers identify the speaker clearly and has become a fixed rule in standard writing. Other pronouns follow ordinary capitalization rules: we, you, and they are capitalized only at the beginning of a sentence or in titles; in the middle of a sentence they’re written lowercase. For example, I am here. We are here. If you go, tell them what happened. In contrast, starting a sentence automatically capitalizes the first word (so We or You appear capitalized there, but not because the pronouns themselves are always capitalized). The key point is that I remains capitalized in all positions.

Capitalization of pronouns: the pronoun I is always capitalized in English, no matter where it appears in a sentence. This convention helps readers identify the speaker clearly and has become a fixed rule in standard writing. Other pronouns follow ordinary capitalization rules: we, you, and they are capitalized only at the beginning of a sentence or in titles; in the middle of a sentence they’re written lowercase. For example, I am here. We are here. If you go, tell them what happened. In contrast, starting a sentence automatically capitalizes the first word (so We or You appear capitalized there, but not because the pronouns themselves are always capitalized). The key point is that I remains capitalized in all positions.