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Yellowstarstruck Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Capitalization

Hi,
Just wondering are there any capitalization rules for writing time in word form or is lower case fine? Thanks, Fulvio

1. quarter past twelve
2. half past twelve
3. quarter to one
4. twelve o'clock
  

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Times are written in lower case (unless, of course, there is some other contextual reason to use upper case, such as at the start of a sentence). g. "January", "Monday").

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  • Times are written in lower case (unless, of course, there is some other contextual reason to use upper case, such as at the start of a sentence).
  • g.
  • "January", "Monday").
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Times are written in lower case (unless, of course, there is some other contextual reason to use upper case, such as at the start of a sentence).

Names of months and days of the week have an initial capital (e.g. "January", "Monday").
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