Question

click to correct the four capitalization errors. my grandmother prefers reading elizabethan literature; she says that writers such as william shakespeare and edmund spenser wrote the most magnificent works in the english language.

Explanation:

1. "Grandmother" is a common noun here (referring to the speaker's grandmother in a general sense, not a title or specific name), so it should be lowercase: "grandmother".
2. "Elizabethan" refers to the era of Queen Elizabeth I, so it should be capitalized: "Elizabethan".
3. "Writers" is a common noun here (not a title or part of a specific name), so it should be lowercase: "writers".
4. "English" is the name of a language, so it should be capitalized: "English".

Answer:

• "Grandmother" → "grandmother"
• "elizabethan" → "Elizabethan"
• "Writers" → "writers"
• "english" → "English"