Are you unsure about the bolded part?
Thank you again! To be honest, my English teacher taught me this sentence.Welcome.
Each time you post, we ask you to supply context and also advise that we don't do general proof reading.
So....where does this sentence come from? Is it a test? Did you write it yourself, read it somewhere?
What most troubles you in this sentence?
Yes, exactly!
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Haha, I'm really studying in Beijing now!Thanks for the getting back.
First of all, official names/titles of things get capitalized, and I suspect "the" is misplaced. I think the intention was:
"won 3rd prize in the 2013 Academic Work Competition" where 2013, along with the other words, are adjectives describing Competition as the complete title. ("in the 20_ _ Bejing Olympics"
We idiomatically say 1st prize,2nd prize, 3rd prize, absent "the."
If 2013 is not part of the title, it has to be rewritten in other ways.
Yes, but capitalized in the first letters of its major nouns. This is a title, not just a string of random words.
I understand. My gratitude once again.Yes, but capitalized in the first letters of its major nouns. This is a title, not just a string of random words.
