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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
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ABC Shopping Centre OR ABC shopping centre

If the name of the shopping sentence is ABC, which should I write:

ABC Shopping Centre OR
ABC shopping centre

Thanks.
  

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If the name of the shopping centre is ABC, which should I write: ABC Shopping Centre OR ABC shopping centre Both are used. If I wanted to be very precise, I'd say eg I bought it at ABC. Clive

— Clive

  • If the name of the shopping centre is ABC, which should I write: ABC Shopping Centre OR ABC shopping centre Both are used.
  • If I wanted to be very precise, I'd say eg I bought it at ABC.
  • Clive
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If the name of the shopping centre is ABC, which should I write:

ABC Shopping Centre OR
ABC shopping centre

Both are used.

If I wanted to be very precise, I'd say eg I bought it at ABC.

Clive
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Thanks, Clive.

Does this apply to school too?

For example, I study at Stalford Primary School / Stalford primary school. (Either way is OK.)
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If the words 'Primary School' are part of the official name (as they probably are), then use capitals.

In your original example, you said the name was ABC. You didn't say the name was ABC Shopping Centre.

Clive
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