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Sim123 Posted 8 years ago
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Does the word reverend have to be capitalized in a sentence or a dialogue?

For example: The reverend’s people were coming. or The reverend’s voice rang in my ears.

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"How clever of her!” said the reverend in a sarcastical tone.

  

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It is capitalized when part of a name or title. Otherwise, it is a common noun. r=66 English Gramm a r

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  • It is capitalized when part of a name or title.
  • Otherwise, it is a common noun.
  • r=66 English Gramm a r
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It is capitalized when part of a name or title. Otherwise, it is a common noun.


See entry #1: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/reverend?r=66


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