Thursday, July 14, 2016

grammar - Capitalization rules when the sentence begins with a number


The context is about work progress. Planned work is 100%. Someone implemented only 45% of the work.



45% of the work was implemented.




The sentence begins with the number. Please write whether we capitalize the first letter after the number? Is it normal in English if a sentence begins with a number?



Answer



No, you do not capitalize the first letter after the beginning of the sentence...


BUT


You should not start a sentence with a numeral.


You should either rewrite the sentence or write the number out fully:



Forty-five percent of the work was implemented.



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