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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Capitalizing est.

0I am wondering if anyone can tell me about the abbreviation "est." I am having an engraving done for a wedding. The engraving will go on a brass door knocker. There are 2 lines engraved. Line one is "The Smiths", line two is "est. 2007". I think that est. is only capitalized at the beginning of a sentence. Others seem to think that it is capitalized because it stands alone, even though it is being used here without a sentence structure.0-
  

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0 This is a matter of style, not correctness. It is customary to capitalize words for the sake of elegance in the Anglo-Saxon world. 02br 00CB0-

  • 0 This is a matter of style, not correctness.
  • It is customary to capitalize words for the sake of elegance in the Anglo-Saxon world.
  • 02br 00CB0-
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0 This is a matter of style, not correctness. It is customary to capitalize words for the sake of elegance in the Anglo-Saxon world. If I were you, I would capitalize it as in a way it starts a new line on the knocker.02br
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