22.identify the word or words in the sentence that need to be capitalized.
do the boys who live down the street want to visit washington d. c. with us?
a. do, washington d. c.
b. do
c. do, washington d. c., street
d. none of the above
23.identify the word or words in the sentence that need to be capitalized.
does jennifer like to visit florida in the summer?
a. does, jennifer, florida
b. does, jennifer
c. jennifer
d. none of the above
24.identify the word or words in the sentence that need to be capitalized.
will you be coming to the stadium to watch the giants play on sunday?
a. will, sunday
b. will, giants, sunday
c. will
d. none of the above

22. The correct answer is A.

The sentence would now look like this:

Do the boys who live down the street want to visit Washington D.C. with us?

At the beginning of a sentence, you always need to capitalize the first letter. Cities, towns, countries, villages, regions, etc are always capitalized too. The word street here does not need it because it is not specified what street. If you would use "31st Sydney Street", then you use it.

23. The correct answer is A.

The sentence would now look like this:

Does Jennifer like to visit Florida in the summer?

At the beginning of a sentence, you always need to capitalize the first letter. Names and titles of people are also capitalized, for example, the Queen of England or Bradley Cooper. The same goes for cities and countries like the United States of America or France.

24. The correct answer is B.

The sentence would now look like this:

Will you be coming to the stadium to watch the Giants play on Sunday?

At the beginning of a sentence, you always need to capitalize the first letter. Brand names (including sports teams) are also capitalized, such as Adidas, Nike and the Giants. Days of the week (and months) are too.

the irony is that the name has ''fortunate'' in it, but the kid named fortunato is not fortunate to be named that.

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it exposes the hypocrisy of religion and christian supporters of slavery