When creating text, of course, there are times when you need an upper and lowercase alphabet. This is related to grammar, so whether you like it or not, you have to use the this kind of alphabet so you can make proper letters, especially formal ones.
However, what is meant by the upper and lowercase alphabet? Uppercase is characters that are also known as capital letters, and lowercase is the small letters. For example, enchanted is in lowercase, while ENCHANTED is in uppercase.
There are two ways to bring up uppercase on your computer. First, by pressing the 'Shift + the letter you want' key. Second, by pressing the 'Caps Lock' key. In addition, if you create text using Microsoft Word, there is an auto-correct feature that can correct your grammar. In Microsoft Word, after "." then the letter will automatically change to capital because it is the front letter.
Or you can also use the feature on the ‘Home’ tab. So, you don’t have to retype your text even if you want to shift the letters between uppercase and lowercase. You just need to select the text you want to shift, then there are some features to change it so it is easier for the Microsoft Word user.
We also have more printable alphabet you may like:
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Sometimes when we are creating text, we just suddenly want to change it to all caps, or sometimes we want to change it the other way around. But of course, it feels annoying if you have to retype a document or text that has been created.
It turns out that there is a way that we can immediately change the letters to lowercase or uppercase without having to retype them. You can change the case by selecting the text in the document by clicking ‘Home’ on the tab, it is called ‘Change Case’.
To change the letter case, do the following: