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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
How to tell when to capitalize in To Whom It May Concern type sentences
I would like to know what the rule is in capitalization of words in a subject heading or salutation.
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There is no single rule. Some capitalize the first word and all the main or lexical words, others capitalize only the first word. Check with the person who will receive, grade or evaluate your writing.
- There is no single rule.
- Some capitalize the first word and all the main or lexical words, others capitalize only the first word.
- Check with the person who will receive, grade or evaluate your writing.
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There is no single rule. Some capitalize the first word and all the main or lexical words, others capitalize only the first word. Check with the person who will receive, grade or evaluate your writing.
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Hi,
You might be interested to note that most people never write anything that requires 'To Whom It May Concern'. This is mainly used for generalized letters of reference for one of your ex-employees.
If you simply wish to write to someone whose name you don't know, write 'Dear Si
You might be interested to note that most people never write anything that requires 'To Whom It May Concern'. This is mainly used for generalized letters of reference for one of your ex-employees.
If you simply wish to write to someone whose name you don't know, write 'Dear Si
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