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It depends on the context. "). In ordinary use in a sentence it does not need capitals ("I didn't have a very happy birthday").
- It depends on the context.
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- In ordinary use in a sentence it does not need capitals ("I didn't have a very happy birthday").
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It depends on the context.
As a standalone greeting I would capitalise it ("Happy Birthday!"). In ordinary use in a sentence it does not need capitals ("I didn't have a very happy birthday").
As a standalone greeting I would capitalise it ("Happy Birthday!"). In ordinary use in a sentence it does not need capitals ("I didn't have a very happy birthday").
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