Which answer corrects the error in capitalization?
Oh, grandpa, I wish you were a candidate for mayor of this town.
A.
Grandpa
B.
Mayor
C.
Town
D.
Candidate
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OpenStudy (logan13):
what do you think
OpenStudy (logan13):
@rayman5766
OpenStudy (logan13):
hello
OpenStudy (logan13):
@rayman5766
OpenStudy (logan13):
by
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
I think its d
OpenStudy (anonymous):
or b
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i would maybe go with B. i could be totally wrong cause i am extremely tired lol.
OpenStudy (logan13):
a
OpenStudy (logan13):
iwould go with a
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
It's Grandpa.
There's a rule in the English language that says something like "if it's like you're saying the name of someone, capitalize it".
Example - Grandpa, please help me.
Grandpa can be replaced with a name and it would still make sense to the sentence.
OpenStudy (inowalst):
In this sentence, they are using "Grandpa" as a name for the man. Otherwise, it would be something like, "My grandpa..."
OpenStudy (rayman5766):
sorry guys I am here it I was gone for a bit sorry about that
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@inowalst
I was trying to think of an example where you couldn't replace it with a name, but I went blank! You're completely correct.