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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Capital required?
0 Hi I have to write a letter/email to some trainee teachers. I wish to begin... Dear trainee. A colleague has suggested that 'trainee' here needs a capital as it is in place of a name. I've not heard of this and thought it was only relevant if you are talking about family members eg, Mum, Dad etc 02 br
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0 I'd the capital mainly as a sign of respect: 02 br
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0 There is no need for it in this context. It is not a title, but a statement of position. 0-
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