On the way to visit my Aunt in California, we crossed the Golden Gste Bridge.
Would you the a in Aunt be capitalized?
Why or why not?
The "a" in "Aunt" should be capitalized. In English, we capitalize family titles when they are used directly before a person's name or as a form of address. Since you're referring to your specific aunt in this case, the title should be capitalized.
If you wrote this, you'd capitalize the A:
We went to visit my Aunt Bev in California.
Now ... what do you think?
I think your sentence is correct... maybe?
yes, Writeacher's sentence is correct.
Yours, however, is not.
You only capitalize it if it's a name, not just the kind of relation it is. Wold you write this?
On the way to visit my Sister in California, we crossed the Golden Gate Bridge.