Which sentence is capitalized correctly? “Coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said Derrick. “Coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” Said Derrick. “Coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick. “coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said Derrick.

#1- "Coach wants me to organize the team dinner," said Derrick

Explanation:

This is because Derrick is referencing to the coach as a person (so you capitalize it because it's a name, and then Derrick is a name as well.

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