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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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4th of July Holiday
Do you capitalize Holiday in the phrase 4th of July Holiday?
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Hi Anon The name of that American holiday is Independence Day. Since "July" is the name of a month, that word is always capitalized. I would not capitalize "holiday" since that is not part of the name of the holiday.
- Hi Anon The name of that American holiday is Independence Day.
- Since "July" is the name of a month, that word is always capitalized.
- I would not capitalize "holiday" since that is not part of the name of the holiday.
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Hi Anon
The name of that American holiday is Independence Day.
Since "July" is the name of a month, that word is always capitalized. I would not capitalize "holiday" since that is not part of the name of the holiday.
The name of that American holiday is Independence Day.
Since "July" is the name of a month, that word is always capitalized. I would not capitalize "holiday" since that is not part of the name of the holiday.
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