Spanish Grammar

Spelling and punctuation:

1. To write with uppercase after the ellipsis.

2. The ellipses are used in enumerations to express that it is
possible to add more elements, with the same value as the word
etcetera (it is incompatible with them).
3. When a phrase is written in quotation marks, after two points,
uppercase letters are used.
4. Capital letters are used in some abbreviations
5. Capital letters are not used in the days of the week, months,
nor in the nouns in general. Neither with the adjectives or nouns
of provenance, nor with the languages.
6. In Spanish all punctuation marks are written next to the
previous word and separated from the next word by a space
7. After the greeting formula with two following points in emails,
letters and other documents, the following word will be written
in a separate paragraph and start in upper case
8. Ellipsis is used in enumerations to express that it is possible to
add more elements, with the same value as the word etcetera
(they are incompatible with them)