The first letter of important words in titles should be
capitalized
left as they appear in the publication
underlined
none of the above

Question

The first letter of important words in titles should be
	capitalized
	left as they appear in the publication
	underlined
	none of the above

anonymous · Answer

A. Capitalized

sarahc · Answer

why? I just didn't get what it meant by important words..

anonymous · Answer

example George Washington is a President
if that was a title, the important words would be George Washington and President

anonymous · Answer

"I Left My Heart in San Francisco"

anonymous · Answer

my and left would not be capitalized

sarahc · Answer

Okay thanks

anonymous · Answer

your welcome!

anonymous · Answer

NO. Only 'in" would not be capitalized. Trust me on this or check a good reference. Perhaps you did not recognize this as a song title.

sarahc · Answer

Oh..okay. & I didn't

anonymous · Answer

I should have written: "As in the song title, etc."

sarahc · Answer

Since I have you here, do you mind? 
If there is a parentheses at the end of a sentence with a quote, the end quotation mark goes
	before the parentheses at the end of the quoted words
	after the parentheses

sarahc · Answer

I think its before?

anonymous · Answer

Punctuate it like this, "I really must go soon (though I'd rather not)."

anonymous · Answer

Quotation marks after parentheses that are part of what is being quoted.

anonymous · Answer

oh sorry I doubted im not good at this! im only in 6th grade

anonymous · Answer

All is well.