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Wed 15 Dec, 2021 08:36 pm
Much has been said about our common love for Singapore's hawker centres and local food. But the perennial question for some of us is this: is it okay to chope a table with tissue paper (or the equivalent)?
Would it be wrong to capitalise "is"? Hence, " Is it okay to chope a table..."?
Thanks.
@tanguatlay,
No. You use a Capital when you start a sentence or with proper nouns or some abbreviations, like B.C., or B.C.E., etc.
What what does '
chope a table with tissue paper" mean?
@Mame,
Mame wrote:
No. You use a Capital when you start a sentence or with proper nouns or some abbreviations, like B.C., or B.C.E., etc.
What what does 'chope a table with tissue paper" mean?
It means "reserve". It indicates that that person will be using that table.
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