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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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capitalization rules
I'm not ESL, so I hope it's okay I post here. I hope someone knows the answer.
"I am French" - is that capitalization correct?
"I speak french" - is that?
"My classes are taught to me in french"
"I was taught in french"
AHHHH so confused. Help?
Courtenay, non ESL but still very confused by the language!
"I am French" - is that capitalization correct?
"I speak french" - is that?
"My classes are taught to me in french"
"I was taught in french"
AHHHH so confused. Help?
Courtenay, non ESL but still very confused by the language!
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Hi, 'French' should normally be capitalized, both as a noun and as an adjective. There are only a few exceptions, eg 'french fries'. Clive
- Hi, 'French' should normally be capitalized, both as a noun and as an adjective.
- There are only a few exceptions, eg 'french fries'.
- Clive
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Hi,
'French' should normally be capitalized, both as a noun and as an adjective. There are only a few exceptions, eg 'french fries'.
Clive
'French' should normally be capitalized, both as a noun and as an adjective. There are only a few exceptions, eg 'french fries'.
Clive
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