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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Capitalization questions
Hi,
1)
How do I know when to capitalize words like "state" or "town"?
Is there a rule?
Does it depend on the audience?
eg.
I had to consider the appropriateness of the Town providing this level of service.
The Town should continue to actively seek State funding.
2)
Do I capitalize task force in this sentence?
The Task Force reasearched other towns with similar services.
Thank you,
Dawn
1)
How do I know when to capitalize words like "state" or "town"?
Is there a rule?
Does it depend on the audience?
eg.
I had to consider the appropriateness of the Town providing this level of service.
The Town should continue to actively seek State funding.
2)
Do I capitalize task force in this sentence?
The Task Force reasearched other towns with similar services.
Thank you,
Dawn
Top answer
Hi, Generally speaking, only capitalize words that are a proper name. I wouldn't capitalize any of your examples. Clive
- Hi, Generally speaking, only capitalize words that are a proper name.
- I wouldn't capitalize any of your examples.
- Clive
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Hi,
Generally speaking, only capitalize words that are a proper name.
I wouldn't capitalize any of your examples.
Clive
Generally speaking, only capitalize words that are a proper name.
I wouldn't capitalize any of your examples.
Clive
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