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morita1210
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 Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:11 pm Post subject: What words to capitalize? |
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Hi, everyone. I am a Japanese teacher of English, and now are constructing a test. I'd like to know what words to capitalize in my question, "Rephrase ~ in two English words."
Which do you like to write better, "Rephrase ~ in TWO ENGLIHS [u][b]words[/b][/u]" or "Rephrase ~ in TWO ENGLISH [u][b]WORDS[/b][/u]"?
Actually, trivial, but would like to know the tendency.
Thanks for your time 
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Lorikeet
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| Why do you need capitals? Rephrase in two English words: (You could even bold them if you wanted.) |
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CP
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I agree with Lorikeet, and furthermore, I think you should dispense with the nonstandard use of the symbol ~. Just use ordinary writing: Rephrase in two English words.
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