I visited uk I know a lot about uk ,because i've lived in uk for 3 years.

Rwan

Sep 20, 2014 8:06 AM

Corrections · 4

I Visited UK

I know a lot about UK because I've lived there for 3 years.

REMINDERS:

* Study the rules of capitalization especially when writing TITLES.

* UK is an abbreviation of Uniter Kingdom. All abbreviations should be in capital letters.

* The pronoun I, wherever you may use it in a sentence, should always be used in a capital letter.

* To avoid redundancy in your sentence by not using a word twice. You are free to use all forms of speech in your sentences so you can convey your message clearer and quicker too.

September 20, 2014

thanks a lot Matthew

September 21, 2014

Roxane made most of the corrections, but I wanted to mention one thing. Most native English-speakers (at least in the US) would say "the UK". Most nations that have a title like "Kingdom", "States", or "Republic" would use "the" before, such as the United Kingdom (the UK) and the United States of America (the USA). It feels natural to retain "the" even if you use the acronym. However, nations with out such a title do not use "the". So you could say England (not the same as the UK, but commonly used because most travelers to the UK go to the English portion of the country) or America without using "the".

September 20, 2014

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