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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Sound track or soundtrack? Should the word "in" be capitalized in a title?
I have a few questions.
Which one is correct: sound track or soundtrack?
Should the word "in" be capitalized in a title if it's its last word? Example: Let Her In.
In the sentence "I didn't like the movie; the soundtrack was alright, though." was the semicolon used correctly or should it be a full stop intead? Also, is there indeed a comma before that "though" at the end?
Which one is correct: sound track or soundtrack?
Should the word "in" be capitalized in a title if it's its last word? Example: Let Her In.
In the sentence "I didn't like the movie; the soundtrack was alright, though." was the semicolon used correctly or should it be a full stop intead? Also, is there indeed a comma before that "though" at the end?
Top answer
Soundtrack. In semi-colon is fine so is , though
- Soundtrack.
- In semi-colon is fine so is , though
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About sound track, I found this entry on Merriam-Webster: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sound%20track. Is it also correct then?
Is the comma before though mandatory? Can I choose not to put it?
Is the comma before though mandatory? Can I choose not to put it?
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