Which three sentences are correctly capitalized? Georgia O'Keeffe's painting Music Pink and Blue shows how the artist views the Southwest landscape. Our family pet, an English bulldog, likes to go for short walks around the block to stretch his legs before bed. My dad sits on the couch and watches the Green Bay Packers play football every Sunday night in the fall. If you take the highway West out of town, you will find the abandoned Sawmill that used to employ many people. My baby Cousin Francine is only 2 months old but she is already smiling and laughing at the things she sees
a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse (e.g., I, you ) or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse (e.g., she, it, this ).
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what do u think
i think A,C,and E
Have you eliminated any possible answer or answers yet? If not, try that. Explain your reasoning.
no can you try again but this time follow my instructions
1,2, and 3
U are asked to pick the correctly capitalized and not incorrectly capitalized words in a sentence line
ummm so is it A
Please note: normally, pronouns found in mid-sentence are not capitalized. If a pronoun begins a sentence, that 's an exception. He loves her. He is capitalized because it begins the sentence; her is not capitalized.
oh ok then
Is one D
so its A,B.and C right
Dahaba...its 1,2 and 3. Because days of the week is always capital...names are always caipital...bands and teams thing like that is capital
Please, Dahaba, do not continue to ask, "Is it a, is it b, etc." Instead, please explain your reasoning. Why do you think " a " is correctly capitalized?
D is not
You do not capitalize directions such as west south east or north
Please let Dahaba explain his or her reasoning and do not jump in saying "correct" or not "correct." We want Dahaba to learn how to screen these sentences himself and make his own decisions about correctness of lack of correctness. Thank you.
How would Dhaba know if he or she is correct if they don't know what to look for
Exactly. It's y our job to help him learn what to look for.
Therefore telling what is wrong and right will lead them to the correct answer
Exactly. Good point. What should he be looking for?
He should look for proper nouns just as I had stated...Names of people...Names of organizations such as teams or bands or buildings or restuarants...Dates such as months and days of the week.
i think it is ABD cuz A.has Music Pink and Blue as a name B. English bulldog, is a name 4 a dog D.Sawmill and West are places or name
yes, and seasons of the year.
yah ok then
West in that sentence is stated as direction so D is incorrect. Directions are not proper nouns
Capitalize north, south, east, west, and derivative words when they designate definite regions or are an integral part of a proper name. Do not capitalize these words when they merely indicate direction or general location
oh i see
If you take the highway West out of town, you will find the abandoned Sawmill that used to employ many people. Actually, I see TWO errors here. Can you spot them?
that west is not a proper noun
what else??
Hint: Look for capitals
Hint: I drove west (that is, in a westerly direction) to reach the Far West of the USA.
Here, "west" is an adverb modifying "drove," and West is ... what?
this is too confusing
Yes, there's surely a lot of detail here.
Should "cousin" be capitalized? Why or why not?
Is "Sawmill" a place name, or just an object? Is "Sawmill" a proper noun or not?
Is "fall" the name of a season, or is it a happening, as in "I tripped and took a great fall?"
Were it up to me, I'd write Georgia O'Keeffe's painting Music Pink and Blue shows how the artist views the Southwest landscape" as: Georgia O'Keeffe's painting Music Pink and Blue shows how the artist views the landscape of the Southwest.
I'll stop now, before you become overwhelmed with information. Dan and Loving have both given you some good criteria for capitalizing words.
In the end you must decide which sentences are properly capitalized and which are not. Cross out the ones that are not. This will reduce the number of choices you face.
half of the stuff you said are to complicated.Im dying over here
Capitalization: The Days Of The Week, The Months Of The Year, And Holidays (But Not The Seasons Used Generally) Days, months, and holidays are always capitalized as these are proper nouns.
http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/capital.asp I think you will best understand what they mean from this site
"A.has Music Pink and Blue as a name. True. What about Southwest? "B. English bulldog, is a name 4 a dog .... English would be capitalized because England is a country, and the dog breed "bulldog" comes from that country. Nice reference, Dan.
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