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Grammar Shot

Lowercase or capital letter after a colon? Depends. When it’s used within a sentence, the first word following the colon is lowercased unless it’s a proper name.

There are two kinds of people: those who generalize and those who don’t.

When a colon introduces two or more sentences, however—or when it introduces speech in dialogue—the first word following it is capitalized.

CK was faced with an impossible choice: Should he complete his evening ensemble with the charcoal jacket in hand-finished merino wool? Or should he throw caution to the wind and wear the grey pinstripe with Jacquard stitching?



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