Capitalize the phrases?
Hi. I'm not sure whether a person will have a day when he has to answer these kinds of questions on a sheet, but let's assume one has to today. I don't travel much. Should the phrase "For sightseeing" be capitalized?
1. What is the purpose of your visit?
For sightseeing (For pleasure - OK?)
How about these? Should we capitalized the phrases "For sightseeing" and "My younger brother," assuming one has to answer these and write the answers on a sheet?
Q: Which country do you want to visit?
China
Reason: For sightseeing
Q: Who is accompanying you in this trip?
My younger brother
Top answer
I would answer as follows: Which country do you want to visit? China What is the purpose of your visit? Sightseeing Who is accompanying you on this trip?
- I would answer as follows: Which country do you want to visit?
- China What is the purpose of your visit?
- Sightseeing Who is accompanying you on this trip?
- My younger brother On forms like this capitalization is optional.
- When such forms are handwritten they are frequently printed rather than written.
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I would answer as follows:
Which country do you want to visit?
China
What is the purpose of your visit?
Sightseeing
Who is accompanying you on this trip?
My younger brother
On forms like this capitalization is optional. When such forms are handwritten they are frequently printed rather than written. In that
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