Question
Formal titles (like "Pastor") are capitalized only when they're used
• A. at the end of a sentence.
• B. in writing an email.
• C. in front of a name.
• D. after a name.
• A. at the end of a sentence.
• B. in writing an email.
• C. in front of a name.
• D. after a name.
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• C. in front of a name.
Formal titles such as "Pastor" are capitalized when they are used as part of a proper noun or directly in front of a name, for example, "Pastor John Smith."
Formal titles such as "Pastor" are capitalized when they are used as part of a proper noun or directly in front of a name, for example, "Pastor John Smith."