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Does English always have a capital e?

No, English does not always have a capital "E".

Here's why:

* Capitalization Rules: In English, only the first letter of a sentence, proper nouns, and specific instances like titles are capitalized.

* Lowercase Usage: The letter "e" is used in lowercase for the vast majority of words, such as "the," "eat," "earth," and countless others.

* Exceptions: Some words like "England" or "Europe" have a capitalized "E" because they are proper nouns.

Let me know if you'd like more clarification on capitalization rules!

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