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Grammar

Colons

When using a colon in a sentence ex: My understanding of this letter is as follows:
do you capitalize the next word after the colon?
  

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Colon isn't a letter and you don't capitlize the letter preceded by the colon.

  • Colon isn't a letter and you don't capitlize the letter preceded by the colon.
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Colon isn't a letter and you don't capitlize the letter preceded by the colon.
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