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What words should be capitalized unless it is the first of a sentences Earth Sun President Department?

Here's a breakdown of the capitalization rules for those words:

* Earth: Always capitalized. It's a proper noun referring to our planet.

* Sun: Always capitalized. It's a proper noun referring to our star.

* President: Capitalized when it's a title used before a specific person's name.

* Example: President Biden

* Not capitalized when it's used generally.

* Example: The president of the United States.

* Department: Capitalized when it's part of a specific official name.

* Example: Department of Transportation

* Not capitalized when it's used generally.

* Example: The department is having a staff meeting.

General Capitalization Rules

* Proper Nouns: Names of specific people, places, and things are capitalized.

* Example: John, New York City, the Eiffel Tower

* Titles: Capitalize titles when used before a person's name.

* Example: Senator Smith, Dr. Jones

* Days of the Week, Months of the Year: Always capitalize.

* Holidays: Always capitalize.

* Languages: Always capitalize.

* Nationalities and Races: Always capitalize.

* Compass Directions: Capitalized only when they refer to a specific region.

* Example: The West Coast, East Asia

* First Word in a Sentence: Always capitalized.

* First Word in a Quote: Always capitalized, even if it's not the first word of the sentence.

Let me know if you have any other capitalization questions!

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