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Days of the week and months are capitalized, but what about seasons? Summer, winter, and the rest are not proper nouns, and thus are not capitalized unless under certain circumstances like the beginning of sentences of personification.
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For example, math and chemistry do not need to be capitalized, but French and Spanish do need to be capitalized because they are proper nouns. When you are talking about the name of a specific class or course, such as Math 241 or Chemistry 100, always capitalize it. Capitalize course ...
Although the quote seems like a fragment, it is a complete sentence and should be treated as such by being capitalized. Furthermore, a comma is needed following the attribution (“McLaren decided”): “After months of uncomfortable negotiation, McLaren decided, “Enough is enough” and pulled ...
No. The pronoun I should be capitalized, and we think you meant to write the verb feel. A comma before the word and is also acceptable, as we discuss in our post Commas Before and in a Series. Olga says: December 19, 2016, at 11:53 am What about the example “I go surfing ...
“Latino” is always capitalized.”Latinx is a newer term that is said to be more inclusive. So, should you capitalize Latinx? Yes, just like Latino or Latina, you should capitalize Latinx. An article in Oprah Magazine says you capitalize it in English but not in Spanish because the word...
If all foodstuffs named for places are to be capitalized, then "Kentucky bourbon" should be "Kentucky Bourbon," yet as the previous commenter's post itself demonstrates, it is not always so rendered. One sensible reason for NOT capitalizing Cheddar (or Bourbon) might be that it has ceased ...