I'm not a native English speaker, and I can't figure out what's the rule on capitalizing letters in web-forms (or anywhere else it might be used). Some random examples: In Gmail's Setting page: Maximum page size, Keyboard shortcuts (and in the same way all other headilnes are not capitalize...

Are there any guidelines for when you should capitalize titles/headings or not? Should you always do this in English? I am referring to A Capitalized Heading vs A capitalized heading

It seems quite common on the web to capitalise certain words in a heading, or navigation bar, but not others. Here are some examples: Visit the Member's Page How to Format (as seen on this very website) Create a Corporate Themed Website with our Tutorial To me it seems any impor...

My friend is the second child of her mother. How would I ask her that apart from asking - Are you the second daughter? - like i need to ask the order of her birth.. how will i ask it?

I am the third daughter of my parents. How to frame a question that is answered with the above sentence?

Possible Duplicates: Framing a question to which the answer is an ordinal number How to phrase an asking sentence that must be answered with an ordinal number (e.g., the third prime) ? It is very common in other languages to use the literal equivalents of "How-manyth". But some how E...

Personally I dislike all the game-mechanics stuff (badges and reputation). I appreciate that others like it, but I would like there to be way to opt-out. Questions and answers would just then have the user-name with something to symbolize that this user has chosen not to participate in reputation...

I would like to know the difference between these words

I have seen both "as God is my witness", which makes sense but sort of puts God in a supportive role, and "as God as my witnes", which sounds wrong to me but I don't know, might be an olde tyme phrasing that is only used in that phrase.