Which capitalization is correct for the names in the sentence?

Which capitalization is correct for the names in the sentence?

• A. Tina fey
• B. tina Fey
• C. Tina Fey
• D. tina fey

Answer: (C)

Capitalizing proper nouns, especially names, follows a simple rule: each part of a personal name starts with a capital letter. In standard writing, both the given name and the family name are capitalized. So the correct form is Tina Fey, with T and F uppercase. The other forms mix lowercase in one or both parts of the name, which isn’t how names are written in English.

Capitalizing proper nouns, especially names, follows a simple rule: each part of a personal name starts with a capital letter. In standard writing, both the given name and the family name are capitalized. So the correct form is Tina Fey, with T and F uppercase. The other forms mix lowercase in one or both parts of the name, which isn’t how names are written in English.