<span>The sentence that shows correct capitalization is: Last night I could see Venus and the Big Dipper. The correct answer is option C. The words Venus and Big Dipper have their first letters capitalized because these are examples of proper nouns. Proper nouns are specific names of a person, thing, place or an event. In this case, Venus is a specific name of a planet and Big Dipper is a specific name of a constellation.</span>
<span>Unfortunately, you didn’t share those stage directions, but I think I see right answer. If my memory serves me right, Ismene wasn’t as self-possessed as her sister and she was loyal to the government because the didn’t want to ‘’walk the line’’ and have problems. So, it is getting clear for me, that the third option is the most suitable in this case - c.Unlike her sister, Antigone is not loyal to the government.</span>
My sister is admirable to me. Am I admirable to you? She looks admirable. Her outfit is noticeable.
