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08/05/2026
I've borrowed "twilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today. I think it's for the first time to read a romantic love story in English. Does "the little mermaid" count? I'm not sure. Since I've been mostly reading kids fantasy books, I'm psyched to try this new genre. I hope I like it.
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I've borrowed "tTwilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today.
I've borrowed "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today.
The book title is capitalized
I think it's for themy first time to reading a romantic love story in English.
I think it's my first time reading a romantic love story in English.
Does "tThe lLittle mMermaid" count?
Does "The Little Mermaid" count?
I've borrowed "tTwilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today.
I've borrowed "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today.
I think it's for the first time toI’m reading a romantic love story in English.
I think it's the first time I’m reading a romantic love story in English.
It’s the first time I’m doing this = correct
I’m doing this for the first time = correct
“it is for the first time to read” - I’m sorry I have no idea why but this phrase doesn’t sound right so I have corrected it. There is probably a complicated grammar rule (which I don’t know even as a native speaker 😂). I have re-worded the sentence to how I would say this, to sound more natural.
I understood your meaning perfectly though.
Does "the little mermaid" count?
I'm not sure.
Since I've been mostly reading kids fantasy books, I'm psyched to try this new genre.
I hope I like it.
today
Thank you for the correction!😊
I have one question about capitalizations of titles.
Is it correct to capitalize only the first letter of the first word(The little mermaid) or first letters of every word? (The Little Mermaid)
today
I think it’s correct to capitalise the main words in a title.
I don’t think we always capitalise words like “the” or “a” unless they are the first word.
Examples:
The Little Mermaid
The Princess and the Frog (I don’t think it would look wrong to write “The Princess And The Frog” either - I often do that! - but if you are doing an English exam it might not be technically correct, honestly I just googled it because I’m a native speaker and even I’m not sure of the rule!)
If in doubt it’s usually better to capitalise a title than not to do it 😁.
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I've borrowed "twilight" by Stephenie Meyer from a library today.
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I've borrowed " The book title is capitalized |
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I think it's for the first time to read a romantic love story in English.
I think it's It’s the first time I’m doing this = correct I’m doing this for the first time = correct “it is for the first time to read” - I’m sorry I have no idea why but this phrase doesn’t sound right so I have corrected it. There is probably a complicated grammar rule (which I don’t know even as a native speaker 😂). I have re-worded the sentence to how I would say this, to sound more natural. I understood your meaning perfectly though.
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Does "the little mermaid" count? This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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Since I've been mostly reading kids fantasy books, I'm psyched to try this new genre. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I hope I like it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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