Question

b. using capitalization
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use each of the following words in two different sentences. first, write a sentence in which the word remains lowercase. then write a sentence in which the word is capitalized.

1. fathers
2. chemistry
3. southeast
4. river
5. senator

Explanation:

1. For "father's": In general sense it's lowercase, when referring to a specific title like in a religious context it's capitalized. For "chemistry": As a general subject it's lowercase, when part of a course name or title it can be capitalized. For "southeast": As a direction it's lowercase, as a specific region it's capitalized. For "river": As a general water - body it's lowercase, when it's part of a proper name it's capitalized. For "senator": In general reference it's lowercase, when referring to a specific senator it's capitalized.

Answer:

1. My father's car is old.

Father's love is often silent.

1. I like studying chemistry.

The Chemistry course at this school is excellent.

1. The wind is blowing from the southeast.

The Southeast has a warm climate.

1. The river flows through the city.

The River Thames is famous.

1. A senator is a politician.

Senator Johnson made a speech.