Can you explain me that?
I would like to know if we have to write ever in capital letters or no the pronouns. For example, in this sentence.
I was with my friend Mireia in my house when We decided to go to Croatia for our holidays.
OR
I was with my friend Mireia in my house when we decided to go to Croatia for our holidays.
The first one is with it. And the second one? We or we?
Thank you!
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Your question should be 'Can you explain this?' or 'Can you explain this to me?'
(I can explain a grammar point, but I can't explain YOU. This is why it is wrong to say 'Can you explain me..?' Nobody can ''explain you." We can only explain something TO you.)
And the answer? No, you only write 'We' with a capital letter if it's at the beginning of the sentence. The same goes for you, he, she, it and they. The only personal pronoun which always has a capital letter is 'I'.
NB You sometimes see 'You' 'Your' 'He' 'His' and 'Him' in religious texts - the Bible, prayers and hymns - when the subject is God or Jesus. These are the only exceptions to this rule.
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no, there is no reason to write personal pronouns with a capital letter unless they are at the beginning of the sentence.
I was with my friend Mireia in my house when we decided to go to Croatia for our holidays - is correct.
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we
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we (small)
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