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Dancingfroggies Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Capitalise?
Should I capitalise 'southern' or not, when talking about the southern area of Brooklyn (not an actual place name by itself)?
That is, is it correct to write 'it is humid in southern Brooklyn', or 'it is humid in Southern Brooklyn'?
That is, is it correct to write 'it is humid in southern Brooklyn', or 'it is humid in Southern Brooklyn'?
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It is humid in southern Brooklyn. He was born in Southern Rhodesia. Capitalize if it is part of the name of the area.
- It is humid in southern Brooklyn.
- He was born in Southern Rhodesia.
- Capitalize if it is part of the name of the area.
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It is humid in southern Brooklyn.
He was born in Southern Rhodesia.
Capitalize if it is part of the name of the area.
He was born in Southern Rhodesia.
Capitalize if it is part of the name of the area.
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