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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Is this always necessary to start a certain sentence with a capital letter?

Is this always necessary to start a certain sentence with a capital letter? I don't think so but I couldn't come up with any example right now. What do you say?
  

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Hi, Yes, it is. I very much wish that everybody on the Forum would remember this. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Yes, it is.
  • I very much wish that everybody on the Forum would remember this.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Yes, it is. I very much wish that everybody on the Forum would remember this. Emotion: crying

Clive
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Jackson6612Is this always necessary to start a certain sentence with a capital letter? I don't think so but I couldn't come up with any example right now. What do you say?
Is it always necessary to start a certain sentence with a capital letter? I don't think so
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I don't start with a capital when the first word is part of an italicized expression that I am discussing.

-- What is the difference between in time and on time?
-- in time means ... , and on time means ....

Other than that, I capitalize the first word of every sentence.

CJ
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Hi,

You could also write

e.e. cummings, the famous poet, had unorthodox ideas about how to use capital letters.
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I was taught to capitalize the first word of every sentence.
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I was taught to capitalize the first word of every sentence.
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A good habit to continue, Anon.
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Barbara

I was Anon. I forgot to log in.

Best wishes
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Even if it is a surname like de Roquemont??
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