academic subjects

vsureshPlease tell me if this is OK.

It has only a few little problems.
1 unusual spacing at the beginning of the parenthetical remark
2 no comma after 'English'
3 'math' and 'science' need not be capitalized

CJ

Thank you CJ
Please tell me why we need not capitalize math and science.
(My guess- Is it because they refer to school subjects here?)

They are not proper nouns, such as those that uniquely name people, cities, etc.

Nevertheless, if you are thinking of them as the titles of specific courses within a given academic institution, then capitalize them.

CJ

CalifJimThey are not proper nouns, such as those that uniquely name people, cities, etc.

Please help me with this CJ.

I have a doubt why I don't need to capitalize English there.

vsureshI don't need to capitalize English

You do need to capitalize English. It's a proper noun. It names a unique language.

CJ

Hi Clive
I wanted to know if the expression academic subjects is the one native speakers use.

In our place 'academics' is quite commonly used to refer to performance in the subjects we have in school.

And I remembered someone correcting me in forums with the term but of course it was in a different context, I think.

So my question was basically to check the c

CalifJimYou do need to capitalize English. It's a proper noun. It names a unique language.

Thank you CJ.

Instead of asking why I need to capitalize English I wrote why I don't need..

I'm sorry for the mistake.

vsureshInstead of asking

OK. I was wondering about that. Now I understand!

CJ