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Should class be capitalized in a sentence?

It depends on the context! Here's a breakdown:

1. When "class" refers to a group of people:

* Not capitalized: If you're talking about a general group of people, like "The class was very quiet today."

* Capitalized: If you're referring to a specific group, like "I enjoyed Mr. Smith's English class."

2. When "class" refers to a social or economic ranking:

* Not capitalized: "They belong to the upper class."

3. When "class" is part of a proper noun:

* Capitalized: "I'm taking a Computer Science class at the University of California."

Here are some examples:

* Not capitalized: The class learned about the solar system.

* Capitalized: I aced my Chemistry class.

* Not capitalized: She's always been interested in history.

* Capitalized: The British royal family is part of the upper class.

* Capitalized: I'm taking a Philosophy class at the University of Oxford.

In short, "class" is generally lowercase unless it's part of a proper noun or referring to a specific group.

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