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No, unless it is at the start of a sentence.
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Should I capatilize city of Portsmouth?
Yes you should capitalize the name of cities. You would capitalize it because it is a proper noun.
Why is southeast capitalized?
No, because it isnot a propernounCapitalize it only if it is used as part of a propernoun.Examples:Northeast IndiaNortheast Community College
Do you capatilize dementia?
No, you don't.
When do you capatilzie a title?
when do you capatilize the title President
Do you capatilize Arctic in a sentence?
Yes and No depends on the sentence
Do you capatilize Usher?
If you are reffering to a name, first letter, movie, or book, then yes.
Do you capatilize Major League Baseball in a sentence?
Yes Major League Baseball because it's a subject
Should I capatilize city of Portsmouth?
Yes you should capitalize the name of cities. You would capitalize it because it is a proper noun.
should i capatilize jackson street?
Yes because, That is a street and where your house or apartment can be
Is afterlife capitilized?
Yes, "Afterlife" is typically capitalized when referring to the concept of life after death in a religious or spiritual context.
What would you capatilize in the sentence would you rather live nearer the tropic of Capricorn or the arctic circle?
Proper nouns. "Would you rather live nearer the Tropic of Capricorn or the Arctic Circle?"
Do you capatilize first grade?
It depends on the word or words you use before it. For example:The first grade class was very smart. or The hardest day of First grade was...This is just likeMy mother helped me. or "Dinner's ready!" said Mother.
When you are writing a book and you talk about a store do you capatilize it?
Do you mean a store like Walmart or Joe's Fresh Foods? Yes, you would capitalize it, the same way the business does. Sometimes a business name starts with a small letter as a way to seem novel. In this case also, you would write it the same way as the business does.
Are all scientific names in italics or underlined?
In scientific writing, it is common practice to italicize scientific names when they refer to a species or genus. Underlining is no longer a standard practice.
