Standard writing of 26 English letters

The standard writing of 26 English letters is as follows:

1.a (capital: a, lowercase: a)

A is the first letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter A consists of a vertical line and two diagonal lines, while lowercase letter A has only one curve. Pronunciation: /e? /

2.b (capital: b lowercase: b)

B is the second letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter B consists of two vertical lines and two curves, and lowercase letter B consists of one vertical line and one curve. Pronunciation: /bi:/

3.c (capital: c lowercase: c)

C is the third letter in the English alphabet. The capital letter C consists of a curved line segment, and the lowercase letter C consists of a curved line segment plus a small arc. Pronunciation: /si:/

4.d (capital: D, lowercase: D)

D is the fourth letter in the English alphabet. Capital letter D consists of a vertical line and a curve, and lowercase letter D consists of a vertical line and an arc. Pronunciation: /di:/

5.e (capital: e, lowercase: e)

E is the fifth letter in the English alphabet. The capital letter E consists of three horizontal lines, and the lowercase letter E consists of three horizontal lines and a curve. Pronunciation: /i:/

6.f (capital: f lowercase: f)

F is the sixth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter F consists of a vertical line and two horizontal lines, and the lowercase letter F consists of a vertical line and a horizontal line. Pronunciation: /ef/

7.g (capital: g lowercase: g)

G is the seventh letter in the English alphabet. The capital letter G consists of a vertical line, a forward curved line and a backward curved line, and the lowercase letter G consists of a curved line plus a small arc that bends downward and faces to the right. Pronunciation: /d? Me? /

8.h (capital: h, lowercase: h)

H is the eighth letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter H consists of two vertical lines and one horizontal line, and lowercase letter H consists of one vertical line and one horizontal line. Pronunciation: /e? t？ /

9.I (capital: I lowercase: I)

I is the ninth letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter I is a vertical line, and lowercase letter I is also a vertical line. Pronunciation: /a? /

10.j (capital: j, lowercase: j)

J is the tenth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter J consists of a vertical line and a hook-shaped bending line, while the lowercase letter J has only one hook-shaped bending line. Pronunciation: /d? e？ /

1 1.k (capital: k lowercase: k)

K is the eleventh letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter K consists of two vertical lines and a diagonal line, while lowercase letter K consists of a vertical line and a diagonal line. Pronunciation: /ke? /

12.l (capital: l lowercase: l)

L is the twelfth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter L consists of a vertical line and a horizontal line, and the lowercase letter L has only one vertical line. Pronunciation:/? l/

13. meter (in words: meter, in figures: meter)

M is the thirteenth letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter M consists of two vertical lines and two diagonal lines, and lowercase letter M consists of one vertical line and two diagonal lines. Pronunciation:/? m/

14. (in words: number: n)

N is the fourteenth letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter n consists of two vertical lines and a diagonal line, and lowercase letter n consists of a vertical line and a diagonal line. Pronunciation:/? n/

15.o (uppercase: o lowercase: o)

O is the fifteenth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter o consists of a circle, and the lowercase letter o also consists of a circle. Pronunciation: /o? /

16.p (capital: p lowercase: p)

P is the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter P consists of a vertical line and a curve, and the lowercase letter P consists of a vertical line and a curve. Pronunciation: /pi:/

17.q (capital: q lowercase: q)

Q is the seventeenth letter in the English alphabet. Capital letter Q consists of a vertical line, a hook curve and a small circle, while lowercase letter Q consists of a hook curve and a small circle. Pronunciation: /kju:/

18.r (capital: r lowercase: r)

R is the eighteenth letter of the English alphabet. Capital letter R consists of a vertical line, a diagonal line and a curve, while lowercase letter R consists of a vertical line and a curve. Pronunciation:/? r/

19.s (in words: s, in figures: s)

S is the nineteenth letter of the English alphabet. The capital letter S is composed of two curves, and the lowercase letter S is also composed of two curves. Pronunciation:/? s/

20.t (capital: t lowercase: t)

T is the twentieth letter of the English alphabet.