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Blue-eyed Smiler Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Capital letters

I am hesitating about using either capital or usual letters in these phrases:

the Holy B/b ook of the Chinese
the Muslim R/r eligion
Time m/M agazine
the Grapevine, Paradiso h/H igh's s/S tudent N/n ewspaper

Thank you beforehand
  

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" the Muslim R/r eligio Muslim takes a capital letter; religion does not need one. Time m/M agazine Title of the journal, therefore requires capitalization. the Grapevine, Paradiso h/H igh's s/S tudent N/n ewspaper Paradiso High = name of a school, therefore capitalized; student newspaper does not.

— Feebs11

  • " the Muslim R/r eligio Muslim takes a capital letter; religion does not need one.
  • Time m/M agazine Title of the journal, therefore requires capitalization.
  • the Grapevine, Paradiso h/H igh's s/S tudent N/n ewspaper Paradiso High = name of a school, therefore capitalized; student newspaper does not.
  • Thank you beforehand
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Blue-eyed Smiler I am hesitating about using either capital or usual letters in these phrases:

the Holy B/b ook of the Chinese If there is no specific title, then "the holy book of the ...."

the Muslim R/r eligio Muslim takes a capital letter; religion does not need one.

Time m/M agazine Title of the journal, therefore req
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