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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Capitalization
Would the word "foundation" be capitalized in the second sentence below since it references a specific foundation that has been named earlier in the paragraph? The PMA Educational Foundation provides training and education for the industry. The Foundation has an endowment of more than $2.5 million."
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Proper names, titles, organizations, and the beginning of a sentence all require capitalization. g. The FBI, IRS, Times Magazine, and Mission Impossible III and so on...
- Proper names, titles, organizations, and the beginning of a sentence all require capitalization.
- g.
- The FBI, IRS, Times Magazine, and Mission Impossible III and so on...
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Proper names, titles, organizations, and the beginning of a sentence all require capitalization.
e.g. The FBI, IRS, Times Magazine, and Mission Impossible III and so on...
e.g. The FBI, IRS, Times Magazine, and Mission Impossible III and so on...
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Anon, this is a matter of style. Chicago Manual of Style would say no, leave it lower case in the second usage.
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