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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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rugby or Rugby?
I don't know why but this is causing me a lot of issues.
I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'.
Any help would be appreciated.
"My main sport of interest is rugby. Not only do I enjoy watching rugby, I also enjoy playing on occasion."
A similar issue is with 'fantasy' and 'science fiction' in the following sentence:
"A keen fan of both Fantasy and Science Fiction literature."
I believe I was right in capitalizing both terms, however I thought someone here would know better then myself. I also wonder if 'Science Fiction' should actually be 'Science-Fiction', any thoughts?
Thanks in advance for any help.
ADJ
I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'.
Any help would be appreciated.
"My main sport of interest is rugby. Not only do I enjoy watching rugby, I also enjoy playing on occasion."
A similar issue is with 'fantasy' and 'science fiction' in the following sentence:
"A keen fan of both Fantasy and Science Fiction literature."
I believe I was right in capitalizing both terms, however I thought someone here would know better then myself. I also wonder if 'Science Fiction' should actually be 'Science-Fiction', any thoughts?
Thanks in advance for any help.
ADJ
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Hi, I don't know why but this is causing me a lot of issues. I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'. Any help would be appreciated.
- Hi, I don't know why but this is causing me a lot of issues.
- I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'.
- Any help would be appreciated.
- We usually don't start the name of a sport with a capital.
- "My main sport of interest is rugby.
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Hi,
I don't know why but this is causing me a lot of issues.
I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'.
Any help would be appreciated. We usually don't start the name of a sport with a capital.
"My main sport of interest is rugby. Not only do I enjoy watching rugby, but I also enjoy playing on occasion."
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I don't know why but this is causing me a lot of issues.
I have the following sentences and can not figure out if I should be using 'Rugby' or 'rugby'.
Any help would be appreciated. We usually don't start the name of a sport with a capital.
"My main sport of interest is rugby. Not only do I enjoy watching rugby, but I also enjoy playing on occasion."
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