Always capitalize the word "Tuesday", no matter where it is used in a sentence. All the days of the week should be capitalized, without exception.
Always capitalize the word "Tuesday", no matter where it is used in a sentence. All the days of the week should be capitalized, without exception.
John always starts his Tuesdays mornings with a cup of coffee.
John always starts his tuesdays mornings with a cup of coffee.
We capitalize "Tuesday" even if it is abbreviated (Tue., Tues., etc.)
On Tues., Charlotte will be attending a conference on sustainable development.
On tues., Charlotte will be attending a conference on sustainable development.
When using the plural form,"Tuesdays", capitalization is also required.
On Tuesdays, Albert goes to the gym.
On tuesdays, Albert goes to the gym.
Why do we capitalize "Tuesday"? The days of the week are considered proper nouns. Thus, capitalization allows us to identify these words as unique entities.
I enjoy playing video games on Tuesdays.
On the other hand, add a comma after "Tuesday" when using dates.
We'll have a meeting on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
We'll have a meeting on Tuesday September 5, 2023.
Follow the same convention of writing the first letter in uppercase with the following days of the week:
