Answer for "Of" or "of"
I took MOK test of listening part for Ielts Exam and asked to answer the name of event which is art exhibition then
i chose to write "Faces Of China" for my answer.
Answer of text book for the question was "Faces of China" so should i have written "of" instead of "Of" or still my answer ok?
Thank you for considering my question and would be greatful to answer for.
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Titles and names get capital letters. However, small words such as 'and', 'of' and 'to' are usually left without a capital (unless at the start of the name). I think it unlikely that you would be considered 'wrong' for capitalising 'of' but it's convention to leave it without a capital.
- Titles and names get capital letters.
- However, small words such as 'and', 'of' and 'to' are usually left without a capital (unless at the start of the name).
- I think it unlikely that you would be considered 'wrong' for capitalising 'of' but it's convention to leave it without a capital.
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Titles and names get capital letters. However, small words such as 'and', 'of' and 'to' are usually left without a capital (unless at the start of the name). I think it unlikely that you would be considered 'wrong' for capitalising 'of' but it's convention to leave it without a capital.
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