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Latest post Sat, Aug 26 2006 5:58 PM by LanguageLover. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  259583 Sat, 26 Aug 06 04:54 PM

Do you use capitals for the following "...a First Aid for Children course" ? or would the correct version be " a first aid for children course" ?

One more question -  is this correct - "...your local Social Services' under-eights department..." ?

I'd be most grateful for a reply

LanguageLover  +  259595 Sat, 26 Aug 06 05:58 PM

Regarding your first question, I think if first aid is the name of the course, it can be capitalized. And I vote for non-capitalized initials in your second sentence. Let's wait and see what others have to say.

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