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REMEMBER !!! All words of a greeting are capitalized .

REMEMBER !!! All words of a greeting are capitalized. Only the first word of a closing is capitalized. Do not c aptialize s econd word. This is not a proper noun. This shows direction; it’s not a proper noun. This is an adjective; it’s not a proper noun.

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REMEMBER !!! All words of a greeting are capitalized .

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  1. REMEMBER !!! All words of a greeting are capitalized. Only the first word of a closing is capitalized.

  2. Do not captialize second word

  3. This is not a proper noun.

  4. This shows direction; it’s not a proper noun This is an adjective; it’s not a proper noun. This is a common noun; it’s not a proper noun. This is a common noun; it’s not a proper noun. This is a common noun; it’s not a proper noun. This is a showing direction; it’s not a proper noun. This is naming an area, not just showing direction. It DOES get capitalized.

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  6. These are commas, not periods. This is not capitalized. It is just a sentence continued.

  7. Only capitalize the first word in the closing of a letter. Count up your TOTAL correct for the whole packet.

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