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The first word of a sentence is always capitalized. In this case, the first word is the subject pronoun I, which also is always capitalized. You probably should have an s on the end of computer.
- The first word of a sentence is always capitalized.
- In this case, the first word is the subject pronoun I, which also is always capitalized.
- You probably should have an s on the end of computer.
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The first word of a sentence is always capitalized. In this case, the first word is the subject pronoun I, which also is always capitalized. You probably should have an s on the end of computer.
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PhilipThe first word of a sentence is always capitalized.I think there is an exception to that rule.
When we start a sentence quoting an uncapitalized word, that word should remain uncapitalized in the quote.
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"making" is not an appropriate word to use there.
In my opinion, we cannot change the lower case m to a capital one. We
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canadian45"making" is not an appropriate word to use there.In my opinion, we cannot change the lower case m to a capital one. We should quote it exactly as it is.Agreed.
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