A ballerina can dance elegantly. Fortunately, giraffes have lemons on stones. Tomorrow, umbrellas vex watermelons.
I seriously wrote down the first word that came to mind....and BOOM. This is what happened lol. It sounds like some messed up news announcement Imao.
I hope this was something you were looking for, and it helped in some sort of way lol.
Answer: like an autobiography of yourself because you could mention other people in your life who’ve helped you if you look up for them
Explanation:
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The sentence that uses correct capitalization is: Have you ever read Shel Silverstein's poem "Where The Sidewalk Ends"? The correct answer is option C. The words that begin with a capital letter in this sentence are proper nouns. Proper nouns are specific names of a person, thing, place or event. In this sentence, "Shel Silverstein" is a specific name of a person. The phrase that is enclosed in quotation marks is a title of a poem. Therefore, the words should with a capital letter.
