Question

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
It's too bad that we won't have crisp french bread.

B.
Would mexican Tacos be too much trouble at a picnic?

C.
I hope Dr. Chung brings those swedish meatballs she makes.

D.
Bill wants plain American cheeseburgers.<<< am i right??

Answer 1

In choice A, the adjective "french" been capitalized since it is referring to a proper noun, so it is not the correct answer choice.

In choice B, "mexican" is referring to a place, so it should have been capitalized, and "Tacos" is an improper noun, so it should not have been capitalized; therefore, B is not the right answer either.

In choice C, "swedish" is once again referring to a place, and therefore should have been capitalized. C is not the appropriate answer choice.

Choice D is the only answer choice that has completely correct capitalization, so yes, you were right.

Hope that helped! =)

Answer 2

The answer would be D, as everything is capitalized. The only case where this might be incorrect is if "plain" was stated as "plains," as that may or may not refer to a cheeseburger originating from the region known as the Great Plains. I hope this helps, have a nice day! :)