Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

a. We've already decided to call next year's Winter Formal Dance "the Snow Ball."

b. We've already decided to call next year's Winter formal Dance "the Snow ball."

c. We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball."

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Cale Mccoy

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27 January, 22:48

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

a. We've already decided to call next year's Winter Formal Dance "the Snow Ball."

b. We've already decided to call next year's Winter formal Dance "the Snow ball."

c. We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball."

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Jayvion Lester · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "c. We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball." The sentence that uses capital letters correctly is this We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball."

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?a. We've already decided to call next year's Winter Formal Dance "the Snow Ball."b. We've already decided to call next year's Winter formal Dance "the Snow ball."c. We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball."

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

a. We've already decided to call next year's Winter Formal Dance "the Snow Ball."

b. We've already decided to call next year's Winter formal Dance "the Snow ball."

c. We've already decided to call next year's winter formal dance "The Snow Ball."