Sped Tiger
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- Mar 1, 2023
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- German
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- Germany
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- Germany
Could you tell me, please, whether the first word of the second option separated from the first option by a slash should also be capitalized if it begins a sentence? I believe that it should be, since it's illogical to only capitalize the first option, as, if you choose the second one, the first word is to be capitalized anyway.
So, which is correct? (I personally speculate the first is correct.)
1. The cat/The kitten has fled.
2. The cat/the kitten has fled.
So, which is correct? (I personally speculate the first is correct.)
1. The cat/The kitten has fled.
2. The cat/the kitten has fled.