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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Using the word "between" in a title
I have some homework, and my school's styling rules require that all the main words in the title should be in capitals.
So my question is, is "between" a main word ? do I need to write that word in capitals?
My title is something like
What is the Difference between A b and C
thank you in advance.
So my question is, is "between" a main word ? do I need to write that word in capitals?
My title is something like
What is the Difference between A b and C
thank you in advance.
Top answer
"Main word" is not enough information for you to decide which words to capitalize—too vague. I guess they mean that you should not capitalize prepositions no matter how long they are. Some style guides capitalize anything longer than four letters.
- "Main word" is not enough information for you to decide which words to capitalize—too vague.
- I guess they mean that you should not capitalize prepositions no matter how long they are.
- Some style guides capitalize anything longer than four letters.
- You should ask for clarification.
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"Main word" is not enough information for you to decide which words to capitalize—too vague. I guess they mean that you should not capitalize prepositions no matter how long they are. Some style guides capitalize anything longer than four letters. You should ask for clarification.
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