Which word or words should be capitalized in this sentence? We couldn't decide whether to go to that new italian bistro or call the take-out place for pizza. A. Take-out B. Italian Bistro C. Italian

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Which word or words should be capitalized in this sentence? We couldn't decide whether to go to that new italian bistro or call the take-out place for pizza. A. Take-out B. Italian Bistro C. Italian

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I think its B I may be wrong

Ashwel answered Jan 20, 2016

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The word to be capitalized is B) Italian Bistro. This is because it is a noun. And a name of a place.

Foxsly answered Jan 24, 2016

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