Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

A. "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "So get your shoes on."

B. "We are going to be leaving soon," He said, "so get your shoes on."

C. "we are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on."

D. "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on."

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Kiara Strong

21 October, 02:26

Which sentence is capitalized correctly?

A. "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "So get your shoes on."

B. "We are going to be leaving soon," He said, "so get your shoes on."

C. "we are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on."

D. "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on."

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: D. "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on." The sentence that is capitalized correctly is that "We are going to be leaving soon," he said, "so get your shoes on."