QUANDO LA MAIUSCOLA È FACOLTATIVA ✍🏻
Conoscete icasi in cui possiamo decidere se utilizzare la lettera maiuscola o meno e, in ogni caso, non sarebbe un errore?
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✍🏻La lettera maiuscola è facoltativa:
✅nei nomi che indicano gli abitanti di una città o di un Paese (i francesi, i Tedeschi).
⛔️Attenzione, però: è obbligatoria la minuscola per il singolare (un francese, un tedesco)
⛔️La maiuscola è obbligatoria se si parla di popoli antichi (gli Etruschi, i Celti)
⚠️La maiuscola è obbligatoria in cariche pubbliche (il Papa, il Ministro) se vogliamo evidenziare la funzione sociale, se no possiamo utilizzare anche la minuscola.
🤓 Nei casi in cui possiamo scegliere tra minuscola e maiuscola è più una questione di stile e di senso che intendiamo dare alla frase.
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