Capiltalisation
- From: "Tom Burton" <thomasburton7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2006 18:46:47 GMT
Hi
I am currently filling in job application form where one has to give various
examples/tales from life.
I am relating a tale which involves my grandparents, now the query I have
is, I am writing a sentences speaking of my grandparents... (example)
"My grandparents had been married for nearly Forty years and had rarely been
apart. My grandfather bought a cat, while my grandmother bought a dog. My
grandfathers cat ate my grandmothers dog"
Now my question is, should the G in grandmother and the G in grandfather be
capitals?
TIA
Tom Burton
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