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A complete sentence contains at least a subject and a verb, with all of the words being used in the sentence arranged in such a way that they express a complete thought.
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Why are these words capitalized in Collins Dictionary?
God and 'He'. In most modern Christian theological works God is now often referred to as 'he' not 'He'. In many college theological essays marks are deducted for the use of 'He'. This can cause some p …
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