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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Case of thrown-in remarks
Hi,
Let say that I am writing a birthday invitational card and to make it more interesting, I will write in some catching remarks or statements (I don't know that they are called.). For those ones, Can I capitalize the content words?? and not capitalize the functional? words? I am talking about the two colored and enlarged sentences. Thank you.
(How would you punctuate the underlined part if you choose to punctuate the part?)
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Sample invitational card:
Hey, I am having a Birthday Party
When: September 24th at 7 P.M.
Where: My house
Come all to join the fun.
Goodies will be Served.
Expect the Unexpected.
See you there.
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Let say that I am writing a birthday invitational card and to make it more interesting, I will write in some catching remarks or statements (I don't know that they are called.). For those ones, Can I capitalize the content words?? and not capitalize the functional? words? I am talking about the two colored and enlarged sentences. Thank you.
(How would you punctuate the underlined part if you choose to punctuate the part?)
____________________________________________
Sample invitational card:
Hey, I am having a Birthday Party
When: September 24th at 7 P.M.
Where: My house
Come all to join the fun.
Goodies will be Served.
Expect the Unexpected.
See you there.
___________________________________________
Top answer
Interesting enquiry, Believer. Catchy remarks . Actually, the whole content of your example seems like a series of thrown-in remarks, in that half are not sentences, so if I were writing this specific one, I would just include them all in the same font and format.
- Interesting enquiry, Believer.
- Catchy remarks .
- Actually, the whole content of your example seems like a series of thrown-in remarks, in that half are not sentences, so if I were writing this specific one, I would just include them all in the same font and format.
- But yes, that kind of remark is indeed often added at the top or bottom of a text-- like RSVP , for instance, or Latecomers will not be Seated , or Refreshments will be served .
- And yes, I think you can capitalize either like a headline or like a standard sentence.
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Interesting enquiry, Believer. Catchy remarks. Actually, the whole content of your example seems like a series of thrown-in remarks, in that half are not sentences, so if I were writing this specific one, I would just include them all in the same font and format.
But yes, that kind of remark is indeed often added at the top or bottom of a text-- like RSVP, for insta
But yes, that kind of remark is indeed often added at the top or bottom of a text-- like RSVP, for insta
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