Which sentence has correct capitalization? My coaches have always encouraged me, so I knew coach Honeycutt would be really proud
of me. My Coaches have always encouraged me, so I knew Coach Honeycutt would be really proud of me. My Coaches have always encouraged me, so I knew coach Honeycutt would be really proud of me. My coaches have always encouraged me, so I knew Coach Honeycutt would be really proud of me.
The correct answer would be the last option. In the sentence, "m" in my should be in capital case since it is the start of the sentence. Also, it is a rule that the starting letter of proper nouns should be capitalized as well and in the sentence "Coach Honeycutt" is a proper noun.
