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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Capital letters
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Does the following paragraph make sense and are the capital letters in the right place? Thank you.
Actors such as Louth City Council are examining the problem of air pollution in Louth. One of main causes of this pollution is suspended particulate matter (SPM). The European Environment Agency (EEA) defines SPM as a mixture of solid and liquid organic substances in the atmosphere, of which there are three main types: PM10, PM2.5 and PM0.1. Action to manage this matter is required by ambient air directive 2008/50/EU of the European Union (EU) legislation. This directive enforces two legally binding limits for SPM...etc
Does the following paragraph make sense and are the capital letters in the right place? Thank you.
Actors such as Louth City Council are examining the problem of air pollution in Louth. One of main causes of this pollution is suspended particulate matter (SPM). The European Environment Agency (EEA) defines SPM as a mixture of solid and liquid organic substances in the atmosphere, of which there are three main types: PM10, PM2.5 and PM0.1. Action to manage this matter is required by ambient air directive 2008/50/EU of the European Union (EU) legislation. This directive enforces two legally binding limits for SPM...etc
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There are situations where we normally use capital letters, like: When the letter is at the beginning of a sentence. H e cares about the climate. When it refers to a proper noun.
- There are situations where we normally use capital letters, like: When the letter is at the beginning of a sentence.
- H e cares about the climate.
- When it refers to a proper noun.
- I go to P aris.
- The M ississippi river is in A merica.
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There are situations where we normally use capital letters, like:
When the letter is at the beginning of a sentence.
He cares about the climate.
When it refers to a proper noun.
I go to Paris.
The Mississippi river is in America.
When it is an abbreviation.
U.S.A = United States of America.
When the letter is at the beginning of a sentence.
He cares about the climate.
When it refers to a proper noun.
I go to Paris.
The Mississippi river is in America.
When it is an abbreviation.
U.S.A = United States of America.
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AnonymousDoes the following paragraph make sense and are the capital letters in the right place?When you make an acronym of capital letters, you need to write the full expression out in Title Case (TC).
Actors (? I'm not sure what you mean by actors.) such as Louth City Council are examining the problem of air pollution in Louth. One o
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Franky12There are situations where we normally use capital letters, like:Hi Franky, your information is correct, but it did not answer the poster's question.
Also, please check the grammar of your replies.
Of course, there may also be
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