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This is really interesting! When should the word “English” be not capitalized?

Or should this word "English" be always capitalized?

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Question added by Randy Jumaquio , HR Executive │ Content Creator │ Coach , Self-Employed (Freelancer)
Date Posted: 2016/06/20
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Synner Mayocdan
by Synner Mayocdan , Senior English Instructor II , Saudi Japanese Automobile High Institute

Hi there!

Never thought that can be done. But here it is:

 

english (uncountable)

  1. (US) Spinning or rotary motion given to a ball around the vertical axis, as in billiards or bowling.

You can't hit it directly, but maybe if you give it some english.

 

Yup, I googled it, honest.

Amir Ageeb
by Amir Ageeb , Content Senior Specialist , Elm Company

I can not imagine finding "English" no capitalised; no way for that to happen! 

ahmed abdallah
by ahmed abdallah , Language Instructor , King Saud University

I agree with  Synner Mayocdan

If it is a common noun, it isn't capitalized

Hemant Chalke
by Hemant Chalke , Group Head of Estates & Fleet Assets , Initial Saudi Group

I do not recall having seen it without a capital E.

Ali Yakub Seesi Rutherfod
by Ali Yakub Seesi Rutherfod , Deputy DIRECTOR Director of Education , Head of Department of Social Science , St. Jerome Snr High School

"English" is either language person or people and must always be capitalized.

Rima Soliman

We should always write "English" with capital letter E

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It is always through capital letter, this is the rule 

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