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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing
Closing a letter.
A friend of mine is writing a letter to her mother for Mother's Day. She's closing the letter like this:
Love,
your daughter, Jill
Is the capitalization on this correct? It seems to me that the "your" should be capitalized. Thank you.
Love,
your daughter, Jill
Is the capitalization on this correct? It seems to me that the "your" should be capitalized. Thank you.
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Yes, 'Your', strictly speaking, should be capitalized. However, a letter to one's mum is hardly subject to such formalities.
- Yes, 'Your', strictly speaking, should be capitalized.
- However, a letter to one's mum is hardly subject to such formalities.
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Yes, 'Your', strictly speaking, should be capitalized. However, a letter to one's mum is hardly subject to such formalities.
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