Which sentence is capitalized correctly? A. On the Talk show she told the Ambassador, "you can count on our support in Congress." B. On the Talk Show she told the ambassador, "You can count on our support in congress." C. On the talk show she told the Ambassador, "you can count on our support in Congress." D. On the talk show she told the ambassador, "You can count on our support in Congress."

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Francesca Jacobson

2 June, 02:25

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Farrell · Answer 1

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You is the start of a sentence so it is capitalized and Congress is a proper noun so it is too.