The letter "I" is a Capital Letter no matter where you use it in a sentence.

O.K., since you wanna turn this into Grammar 101...
do you mean the letter "I" ?
Or do you mean the Pronoun "I"?

http://www.chevelles.com/forum/wink.gif
Shannon

[This message has been edited by shannon (edited 04-14-99).]

I failed 101, but IM talking about the letter"I", not the number 1.

Don't forget about the apostrophe in I'M!

Patrick : thanx for the help with this tough topic. Now armed with this knowledge, I (me) can go out to the garage and fondle my Chevelle. Best Regards

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i Dont Get It.

mike

To my recollection there is no "I" in Chevelle...


[This message has been edited by Sean Flanagan (edited 04-15-99).]

c - a - p - t - a - l are also "Capital" letters since they are in the word "Capital"

G - R - E - E - K are all "greek" letters too ya know.

OK Patrick - what one word in the english language has 3 sets of double letters on a row like; xxddll

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Depends on the meaning of "I"?

ding, ding, ding....

Ok, Alex, what is...
BOOKKEEPER!!!!!?

To David Birdwell, I have always though that there should be a apostrophe between the I and the M, but my spellcheck says no and always capitalizes it (IM) no matter where it is used in a sentence. Sounds like you passed 101.

Patrick,

O.K., I mentioned nothing about the number 1 (one).

So, do you mean the letter "I"?
Or do you mean the pronoun "I"?

And what the Hell brought this on?

One instance where the letter "I" is not capitalized....when the abbreviation "i.e." is used in place of "that is".
Example: Chevelle Tech is to be used as a forum for discussing Chevelle related items, i.e. where can one find such and such part for my 72 Chevelle, or is anyone planning on attending Chevellabration this year?.

Shannon

283v8, i belIeve the answer Is mIssIssIppI. i thInk bookkeeper is eIther hyphenated or Is two words. what Is all thIs "I" talk about anyway???

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Ian McDermott
1970 Chevelle SS 396
Columbia University
New York, NY.
E-mail: havoc@graffiti.net
Web page: chevelle.dhs.org (http://chevelle.dhs.org)
ICQ UIN: 3923441

BTW......."I'm" is the contraction for "I am".....thus the apostrophe-small "m".

Shannon

...and now for somethIng completely dIfferent...

...Montey Phython's Flying Circus...

(cue music)

Isn't it about time for that huge cartoon foot to stomp on something?
John Walker

O.K.,
I am now completely and totally confused.
What is this thread about?

Thanks, Shannon. You beat me to it.
I believe i.e. is short for "in example"

i don't know what any of you are talking about.i flunked everything but sports and drinking.i just know i just saw my 66 at the shop and it came out great.i pick it up tomarrow,"gulp gulp gulp ahhhh".

i like him, he's crazy!

Dave and Shannon,

If I can toss some of my accumulated Chevelle wisdom in here:

i.e. is short for "that is"
e.g. is short for "for example"

Hope that helps. Good luck with your cars!

Uhhh, I'm going for a drive. The Velle' is calling me now, so I have to leave. It wants to play http://www.chevelles.com/forum/wink.gif

Um.......Patrick.......are you mental?

you guys need to get away from the computers and out in the garage, sounds like a bit of cabin fever to me I, I, I.

To: QRK

We are all mental, if we weren't, we would pay $400 for something used GM sold for$4.96 brand new.
To answer your question, )&^%$@++(&%@!

Damn.... is this what happens when you get old? I'm really scared.

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Ian McDermott
1970 Chevelle SS 396
Columbia University
New York, NY.
E-mail: havoc@graffiti.net
Web page: chevelle.dhs.org (http://chevelle.dhs.org)
ICQ UIN: 3923441

abbbbaaaaa ddddaaaa that's all folks.

cartoon foot time is right!