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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
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Physics professor capitalization?

Hi, everyone.

We asked this question from our physics professor. (Should I capitalize "p" of "physics" here?)

I think you should consult the chemistries department of your university for this information. (Should I capitalize "c" here? Is it correct to say "chemistries department", or should I say "Department of Chemistry"?

Thanks!

  

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silak12 Hi, everyone. We asked this question from of our physics professor. ) No.

— CalifJim

  • silak12 Hi, everyone.
  • We asked this question from of our physics professor.
  • ) No.
  • You can ask a question of someone, but we usually say that we ask someone a question: We asked our physics professor this question .
  • silak12 I think you should consult the chemistries chemistry department of your university for this information.
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silak12

Hi, everyone.

We asked this question from of our physics professor. (Should I capitalize "p" of "physics" here?)

No.

You can ask a question of someone, but we usually say that we ask someone a question: We asked our physics professor this question.

silak12I think you sho
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