Which words in the following sentence should be capitalized?
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Captionless Image
Mrs. Grimsley; My Teacher
Mrs. Grimsley; Kingdoms
Mrs. Grimsley; Africa
Mrs. Grimsley; Hundreds
Only the first word in the sentence should be capitalized: "Captionless".
so which one
In the sentence "Captionless Image", only "Captionless" should be capitalized.
idk the answer
I apologize for any confusion. Let me clarify the capitalization for you in the sentence:
"Captionless Image" -> Only the first word "Captionless" should be capitalized.
"Mrs. Grimsley; My Teacher" -> Both "Mrs. Grimsley" and "My Teacher" should be capitalized.
"Mrs. Grimsley; Kingdoms" -> Both "Mrs. Grimsley" and "Kingdoms" should be capitalized.
"Mrs. Grimsley; Africa" -> Both "Mrs. Grimsley" and "Africa" should be capitalized.
"Mrs. Grimsley; Hundreds" -> Both "Mrs. Grimsley" and "Hundreds" should be capitalized.
I hope this clarifies the capitalization for each word in the given sentence.
so which sentence
Apologies for the confusion. In the given options, the sentence "Mrs. Grimsley; My Teacher" has the correct capitalization. Both "Mrs. Grimsley" and "My Teacher" should be capitalized.
Which of the following sentences follows correct subject-verb agreement?
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The beautiful bluebirds flies to the tree.
The girls are boarding their plane for the flight.
She run fast, so they asked her to join the cross country team.
We gone to the store to get some groceries.
The sentence that follows correct subject-verb agreement is:
"The girls are boarding their plane for the flight."
Which of the following pronouns works best to replace the underlined nouns in the sentence below?
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He
Them
Us
They