We congratulated
We congratulated the birth of
our first-born son.
Is this sentence sounds natural? can I write it like that? thanks for any help!
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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter. It is not optional, and there are no exceptions. Incidentally, this is why you can't begin a sentence with a numeral, and why camel-case proper nouns that begin with a lowercase letter are inadvisable.
- Every English sentence begins with a capital letter.
- It is not optional, and there are no exceptions.
- Incidentally, this is why you can't begin a sentence with a numeral, and why camel-case proper nouns that begin with a lowercase letter are inadvisable.
- You have written two sentences that violate that rule, and please try to understand that to a native English speaker they stick out like a sore thumb.
- They give the impression that you don't care.
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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter. It is not optional, and there are no exceptions. Incidentally, this is why you can't begin a sentence with a numeral, and why camel-case proper nouns that begin with a lowercase letter are inadvisable. You have written two sentences that violate that rule, and please try to understand that to a native English speaker they stick out like a so
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