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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The word "ball" is pronounced like "all" with a b. Is this correct?
"Like 'all' with a b" is the only part I care about, as the rest was a random example.
Is this correct?
Do I capitalize "B" at the end? Do I put it in quotation marks?
99% certain I should put quotation marks around "all."
Does this vary by style guide? Is this even in style guides? I can't find one with it and it's very hard to search for.
Is this correct?
Do I capitalize "B" at the end? Do I put it in quotation marks?
99% certain I should put quotation marks around "all."
Does this vary by style guide? Is this even in style guides? I can't find one with it and it's very hard to search for.
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Anonymous The word "ball" is pronounced like "all" with a b. Is this correct? Yes.
- Anonymous The word "ball" is pronounced like "all" with a b.
- Is this correct?
- Yes.
- Anonymous Do I capitalize "B" at the end?
- No.
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Anonymous The word "ball" is pronounced like "all" with a b. Is this correct?Yes.
AnonymousDo I capitalize "B" at the end?No.
AnonymousDo I put it in quotation marks?That's a good idea.
AnonymousDoes this vary by style guide?Probably somewhat.
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Thank you for your help! I know for a grade, or example, you can just say an A, without question marks.
If the sentence was different, and the "b" was referring to a name; say, "My name is Paul, like 'Saul' with a 'P." Would we then capitalize the P, as it refers to the first letter of a name?
If the sentence was different, and the "b" was referring to a name; say, "My name is Paul, like 'Saul' with a 'P." Would we then capitalize the P, as it refers to the first letter of a name?
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Anonymous Would we then capitalize the P, as it refers to the first letter of a name?I don't think it makes any difference.
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