Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

A.

My mother said, "An Australian invented the first refrigerator."

B.

My mother said, "an Australian invented the first refrigerator."

Question

Lainey Green

English

19 October, 23:04

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

A.

My mother said, "An Australian invented the first refrigerator."

B.

My mother said, "an Australian invented the first refrigerator."

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Shyanne Duran · Answer 1

The sentence that uses capital letters correctly is Letter A. My Mother said, "An Australian invented the first refrigerator". One of the rules in using quotation marks when quoting a certain spoken or written language which is said by somebody in actual, is starting it off with a capital letter after the open quotation mark.

Scarlett Nielsen · Answer 2

I believe the correct answer is B. "an does not need a capital.

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?A.My mother said, "An Australian invented the first refrigerator."B.My mother said, "an Australian invented the first refrigerator."

Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

A.

My mother said, "An Australian invented the first refrigerator."

B.

My mother said, "an Australian invented the first refrigerator."