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Do you capitalize a word if it proceeds a number like
6 x 6 Aluminum..........???
thanks
Originally Posted By: olivetolaughDo you capitalize a word if it proceeds a number like
6 x 6 Aluminum..........???
thanks
First, did you mean "precedes"? If so, that means "come before". I am assuming you meant "follows" since "Aluminum" is the only word you have in there. A whole sentence would be more helpful, but if my assumptions are correct, I would say no, unless it's a proper name, such as a brand name. Example sentence:
"For this project you will need three 6x6 aluminum sheets."
or
"For this project you will need three 6x6 Aluminum Wonder Sheets."
Does this answer your question?
Welcome olive: I presume you mean that "6 x 6 Aluminum" starts the sentence. Ordinarily however, we don't start sentences with a digit. Sometimes we spell it out, "Four-by-fours support the frame," or rewrite: Aluminum 6 x 6 Wonder Sheets covered the ground"
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