When would it be correct to capitalize the word tailor?

A. When it appears in a movie title

B. When it begins a composite word

C. When it's used to describe a person's job

D. When it follows "the" at the beginning of a sentence

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When would it be correct to capitalize the word tailor?

A. When it appears in a movie title

B. When it begins a composite word

C. When it's used to describe a person's job

D. When it follows "the" at the beginning of a sentence

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Keaton Zimmerman · Answer 1

The answer is A - when it appears in a movie title, in my opinion. Because you shouldn't capitalize that word in these other options, there is no need for that in neither of the cases.

When would it be correct to capitalize the word tailor?A. When it appears in a movie titleB. When it begins a composite wordC. When it's used to describe a person's jobD. When it follows "the" at the beginning of a sentence

When would it be correct to capitalize the word tailor?

A. When it appears in a movie title

B. When it begins a composite word

C. When it's used to describe a person's job

D. When it follows "the" at the beginning of a sentence