Oct. 17, 2020
Sleep At A Hotel
Every time I cannot sleep well when I am on a trip. To be honest, the hotel conditions are very good. In principle, I should sleep well, but the opposite is true. I usually fall asleep at twelve pm and wake up at three or four am. I don’t know if you are in the same situation when you sleep at a hotel.
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Sleep Aing at Aa Hotel
Sleeping at a Hotel
In titles in English, we do not capitalize small words and prepositions (unless it is the first word)
Ex: Sleeping at a Hotel -- "at" and "a" are either prepositions or small words, so we do not capitalize them
A Trip to the Hotel -- "a" is the first word, so we capitalize it, even if it is a small word; "to" is a preposition, and "the" is not usually capitalized in a title (unless it is the first word)
Every time I cannot ever sleep well when I am on a trip.
I cannot ever sleep well when I am on a trip.
To be honest, the hotel conditions are very good.
In principle, I should sleep well, but the opposite is true.
I usually fall asleep at twelve p12am and wake up at three or fou3am or 4am.
I usually fall asleep at 12am and wake up at 3am or 4am.
It is more common to write the number rather than the word version of the word when talking about time, unless it is formal writing.
I don’t know if you are inexperience the same situation when you sleep at a hotel.
I don’t know if you experience the same situation when you sleep at a hotel.
Oct. 18, 2020
Thank you for your corrections and it is very helpful, especially in which how to capitalize a word.
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Sleep At A Hotel
Sleep In titles in English, we do not capitalize small words and prepositions (unless it is the first word) Ex: Sleeping at a Hotel -- "at" and "a" are either prepositions or small words, so we do not capitalize them A Trip to the Hotel -- "a" is the first word, so we capitalize it, even if it is a small word; "to" is a preposition, and "the" is not usually capitalized in a title (unless it is the first word) |
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Every time I cannot sleep well when I am on a trip.
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To be honest, the hotel conditions are very good. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In principle, I should sleep well, but the opposite is true. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I usually fall asleep at twelve pm and wake up at three or four am.
I usually fall asleep at It is more common to write the number rather than the word version of the word when talking about time, unless it is formal writing. |
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I don’t know if you are in the same situation when you sleep at a hotel.
I don’t know if you |
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