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4 years ago

Which sentence uses correct capitalization

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antoniya [11.8K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Sentence A) uses the correct capitalization. You capitalize days of the week and movie titles, which this sentence correctly does.

Why not the other sentences:

Sentence 2: The second sentence does not capitalize the word Florida (this is incorrect because you MUST capitalize states, cities, nations, countries, etc.) All locations must be capitalized unless told otherwise.

Sentence 3: The third sentence does not capitalize the month July (you MUST capitalize all months)

Sentence 4: This one has two mistakes. The fourth sentence incorrectly capitalized the word birthday (birthdays are capitalized, but not the word itself: ex. April 22, 2003). Second, the month May is not capitalized. ALL months must be capitalized.

Alex787 [66]4 years ago

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A. On Saturday, I went to see the movie Into Thin Air.

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