When you realize that your thinking is wrong, you create a false impression of yourself. I wouldn’t use the sentence shown in the slide.

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the word procedure.

What all letters have names and what “mojo” does as the letter signifying”? When we say each letter individually, for example when we want to spell a word, we use the “name” of each letter, like /e/ for a, /b:/ for b, /s:/ for c, etc. Why is the letter “A” used as a word in a sentence? as the indefinite article, its pronunciation is // from the “name” isn’t used any more. What do we mean by e when we have to emphasize the article? Why a different letter in a word is used in a single word does not matter to me, no matter where I am from.

Do we need to capitalize all names? For a disease, when there’s no capital in a name as it’s known as, eg tuberculosis is called as, so called the Koch’s disease, don’t capitalize it, unless its formal name is a given name. What should be capitalized first, and not the word disease.