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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Capitalization

Hi there,

Let's say I first type "Brown University Eta Psi Chapter Award" as a title like that... if I'm referring to it later on in the same piece of writing, do I have to capitalize the words 'chapter' and 'award'?

For example:

Through my participation in the chapter, I ended up winning the award.

Would I have to capitalize chapter and award?

Thanks!
  

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Hi, I'd say the capitals are optional. But I'd also say that in modern English we tend to avoid a lot of capitals if possible. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, I'd say the capitals are optional.
  • But I'd also say that in modern English we tend to avoid a lot of capitals if possible.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I'd say the capitals are optional. But I'd also say that in modern English we tend to avoid a lot of capitals if possible.

Clive
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