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29-Sep-2006, 14:59
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 When to use capitals Please do not hesitate to contact your Account Manager............ or Please do not hesitate to contact your account manager. The Account Manager being a person/thing. I would appreciate your help here. Kind regards |
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29-Sep-2006, 19:51
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| Re: When to use capitals account manager is a person in a organisation, but I am not sure whether it is informal to whrite it in this way "acount manager" |
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29-Sep-2006, 21:53
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| Re: When to use capitals In this case, account manager is a common noun and would not be capitalized. |
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