Asked by anne
Is it great-grandma, great grandma, Great-grandma, Great-Grandma, or Great Grandma? Thanks!
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Answered by
Boo
great-grandma :]
Answered by
Ms. Sue
If you use it in a sentence like this:
My great grandma lives in California, it is not capitalized.
However, if you use it place of her name, it is capitalized:
Don't tell Great Grandma about her surprise party.
Most sources do not use a hyphen -- but that is not a hard and fast rule.
My great grandma lives in California, it is not capitalized.
However, if you use it place of her name, it is capitalized:
Don't tell Great Grandma about her surprise party.
Most sources do not use a hyphen -- but that is not a hard and fast rule.
Answered by
anne
Thank you!
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