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Tile cpu 497 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Capitalization

Which sentence is correct:-

'We have a History test today' or 'We have a history test today'

  

Top answer

Hello tile, I think you should lower-case "history", or it shouldn't be capitalized. So, you can say: 1. We have a history test today.

— Joseph A

  • Hello tile, I think you should lower-case "history", or it shouldn't be capitalized.
  • So, you can say: 1.
  • We have a history test today.
  • Or you can say the following as well: 2.
  • We have a test in history today.
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Hello tile,

I think you should lower-case "history", or it shouldn't be capitalized. So, you can say:

1. We have a history test today.

Or you can say the following as well:

2. We have a test in history today.

3. We are having a test in history today.

PS. I'm not a native speaker.

Best wishes,

JA

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Names of courses such as History take a capital letter, but it must actually be the name of the course. So, we have a history test today, but we have a test today in History 101.

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