Can you please paraphrase the capitalized words?
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Assuming "ORE" is really "more", then I would say:\n\n...handle approximately 750 births as well as about 1,000 surgical procedures per year.
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Capitalization doesn't matter
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Can you reword your question?
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Writing in capitals is considered to be shouting, AND it can be hard to read.  \nCapitalize words only to highlight an important point or to distinguish a title or heading.
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Sweetheart, different sources use different abreviations. Can you type out specifically what they are? Then I might be able to help you.
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Are these words phrased in the form of an answer.
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Yes.\n\nIt's used in the sentence that you posed as a question.
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Actually, you do.\n\n"Is", since it is a verb, requires capitalization.\n\nRule Number 8 at grammarbook.com:\n"Capitalize short verb forms such as Is, Are, and Be."
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Just hit the highlights.  When I have to paraphrase something, I just go section by section reading then paraphrasing.
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can you rephrase the question?
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please rephrase the question in english
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re phrase question please.
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Hi Todd!  Please allow me to critique these morons who have answered.\n\nroxy: A sentence starts with a capital. A question ends with a question mark.\n\nWTF?: You are trying to hard to not look like a moron by pretending to be a moron. It's not working.\n\nfunkyfresh: There should not be a comma between the word "the" and the quotation marks. Therefore, yes you are.\n\nwldflwr_00: It was a proper sentence. Learn to diagram sentences.\n\nstessie: You are missing punctuation.\n\ncaptain_tenneal: Single quotes (') are used when paraphrasing. Direct quotes, as you did, are done with double quotes, as in "H". Douche.\n\nrsgreenhoe: You are missing punctuation. Also, the correct phrase is "You are like the pot calling the kettle 'black'."\n\nladybug: Contractions require apostrophes. (ie: "coudn't")\n\nmandymae: That's a run-on sentence. Punctuation will help it parse better.\n\nBriLeigh: You have no capitalization at the beginning of a sentence. Also, you have improper use of ellipses. \n\nrogdogg187: Please see my comment to "WTF?".\n\nmsverychocolate: Only one punctuation mark should end a sentence. Also, you have improper capitalization.\n\njacqueleigh1975: Please see my comment to "WTF?".\n\ntotalgitfromwigan: You are a hypocrite. First you put him down with an ad hominem attack, and then procede to castigate him for the same behavior. Also, please see my comment to captain_tenneal about the use of single and double quotes. Also, "p.s." is an abbreviation of "post script" and should have the appropriate punctuation.  Try not to speak in the third person passive ("Trying to improve one's...") as it makes your writing sound weak.  Ideally, you should have a comma between "addressing" and "but".\n\niam4ver: Please see my comment to "WTF?".\n\ntautestvenus4: After flipping your cute sentence the proper direction, I see that you use the word "your" when you should use the contraction "you're" (meaning "you are").\n\nnay: It is spelled "grammar". Also, questions should have question marks (?) at the end of them.\n\nsnowqueen736: You are incorrect. The last item of a list does not require a comma.\n\nmathwizard: Questions require question marks.\n\nnerve recking360: Proper punctuation is lacking in your submssion.  The proper punctation would not make it any more intelligible, I'm afraid.\n\nabby_simmons40: You use the word "your" when you should be using "you're" (meaning "you are"). You use the word "where" when you should be using "were". You also have improper use of punctuation. Sentences require one punctuation mark at the end. "Exep" should be spelled "except".  You should also spell out "first", though I will forgive the obvious typographic error in that sentence. "Really" is not spelled "realy".
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The answer above mine is correct.  I use:\n\nhttp://translation2.paralink.com/
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Could you rephrase the question?
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The question is poorly spelt; would it be possible to retype it exactly as you have it?  This would make it easier to answer.\n\nCheers.
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Keep track of it and ask, and you should really capitalize Philippines since it is a proper noun. Tsk Tsk ;-(