This is a list of grammatical rules for the English language. They must be followed:
* Do not capitalize words in mid-sentence, unless they are proper nouns. Proper nouns are usually names (in Club Penguin's case, characters), places or species. Nouns however, must not be capitalized. Capitalizing every single word in a sentence can be irritating for other uses, so please refrain from it.
* This applies to article titles. "Pin" should always be corrected to "pin" even in an article title. Words that are proper nouns should always be capitalized.
* Please leave a space after any punctuation used in sentences - however, spaces cannot be placed after opening quotation marks and opening apostrophes.
* Punctuation must be placed before any quotation marks.
* All game title
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* Do not capitalize words in mid-sentence, unless they are proper nouns. Proper nouns are usually names (in Club Penguin's case, characters), places or species. Nouns however, must not be capitalized. Capitalizing every single word in a sentence can be irritating for other uses, so please refrain from it.
* This applies to article titles. "Pin" should always be corrected to "pin" even in an article title. Words that are proper nouns should always be capitalized.
* Please leave a space after any punctuation used in sentences - however, spaces cannot be placed after opening quotation marks and opening apostrophes.
* Punctuation must be placed before any quotation marks.
* All game title
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| - This is a list of grammatical rules for the English language. They must be followed:
* Do not capitalize words in mid-sentence, unless they are proper nouns. Proper nouns are usually names (in Club Penguin's case, characters), places or species. Nouns however, must not be capitalized. Capitalizing every single word in a sentence can be irritating for other uses, so please refrain from it.
* This applies to article titles. "Pin" should always be corrected to "pin" even in an article title. Words that are proper nouns should always be capitalized.
* Please leave a space after any punctuation used in sentences - however, spaces cannot be placed after opening quotation marks and opening apostrophes.
* Punctuation must be placed before any quotation marks.
* All game titles, products, organizations and companies must be italicized. If for example typing in "Club Penguin" and you are referring to the game, you must always italicize it! This is because Club Penguin can refer to many things, such as: the island or the makers of the game. Click here for an alternative tutorial for italicization.
* Article titles that apply to this rule must also be italicized. The page title itself should not be italicized, but there is a way into making the article title italicized. Type in {{Page title|custom article name here}} and replace the parameter with the article title italicized in wikicode.
* Apostrophes should only be used if indicating possession or filling in missing letters.
* Remember always that when making a word a plural, do not add an apostrophe before the s.
* There are many TVs in this room. File:18px-Yes check.svg.png
* There are many TV's in this room. File:18px-X mark.svg.png
* It's and its are different!
* It's should only be used to abbreviate it is. Its indicates possession. This is confusing because an apostrophe would usually indicate possession, but that is false in this case. Here's an example.
* It's a penguin.File:18px-Yes check.svg.png
* Its a penguin.File:18px-X mark.svg.png
* Another example intended to be possession.
* Its colour is grey.File:18px-Yes check.svg.png
* It's colour is grey.File:18px-X mark.svg.png
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