why there's need uppercase and lowercase letter in english,can you give reasonable idea?

Question

do you sometimes confuse about some words you new,but written in
uppercase or lowercase,you may think this misspelled or can't quick
to understand, do you think uppercase letter and lowercase letter are
same thing,if one words wrritten in uppercase and lowercase has the
same meaning , why there we need lowercase letter and uppercase letter,when there's no uppercase letter,what will happen ?
when english first discovered there's already have both letter, or
first have lowercase letter and upcase-letter are made after it ?

Answer 1

Capitalization: The difference between "I helped my uncle Jack off a horse" and "I helped my uncle jack off a horse"

Answer 2

Upper case= a "big" letter like AFGVHE To do an upper case, press "Shift" and the letter you want to make big. Lower case stays the same. Lower case= a "small" letter like ghtksnkdnsk So your password should have a mixture of both. Example U6vb3jQi 3 times in a row means don't use "444" or "aaa" or "BBB" Also don't use a password that you use for a different account or one that you already used before. So basically if you have an apple ID, don't use that. Just make up a new one. Hope I helped xxx

Answer 3

To clarify, to make it easier to understand. Capital letters begin sentences and they indicate proper nouns.



English wasn't "first discovered" it developed slowly over a period of many centuries.



Currently, people who write in one case are usually considered ill educated and not very intelligent as during the process of receiving an education you are taught to write and punctuate correctly. Not doing so indicates that you did not receive an education or that you are extraordinarily lazy.

Answer 4

there is no need.



how about the word god? what is the difference bet. god & God?

give me a break! you know and i know it does not make any sense!

thanks for the question.

i helped my uncle, jack, off a horse. that is what commas are for!

Answer 5

Read your own post. That should give you a reasonable idea.