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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?

1. "What's your name, Gaurd?"
2. "My name is John, Princess."
  

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Guard, not Gaurd. It's not common to see "guard" capitalized, but she is using it as a title.

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  • Guard, not Gaurd.
  • It's not common to see "guard" capitalized, but she is using it as a title.
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Guard, not Gaurd.
It's not common to see "guard" capitalized, but she is using it as a title.
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Hi,

I believe the normal way to address a Princess is as 'Your Highness'.

After all, one says 'Thank you, Your Majesty' and not 'Thank you, Queen'.

Clive
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