Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

A.
This Spring, we want the Spring fling to be a sophisticated Prom.

B.
This spring, we want the Spring Fling to be a sophisticated prom.

C.
This Spring, we want the Spring Fling to be a sophisticated Prom.

Question

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly? 	
	
 
A.
	This Spring, we want the Spring fling to be a sophisticated Prom.
	
 
B.
	This spring, we want the Spring Fling to be a sophisticated prom.
	
 
C.
	This Spring, we want the Spring Fling to be a sophisticated Prom.

anonymous · Answer

@Hero @triciaal

danielajohana · Answer

Well first, you have to know when and where capital letters are used. For example, we capitalize the first letter of a sentence, the names of people, places, and things, but not the seasons.

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

r u sure @Maddiem

anonymous · Answer

Yes because you don't capitalize seasons.

anonymous · Answer

I agree with Maddiem, as it says "a prom," so it shouldn't be capped like the other two answers.

triciaal · Answer

i think B

triciaal · Answer

when we want the proper noun to be a common noun