English, 10.02.2021 14:00, alannadiaz1
I just saw the movie "sampson's super spy school" at the theater.
Dionne needs to correct the capitalization in her sentence.
Which revision correctly capitalizes the words in Dionne' sentence?
1. I just saw the movie "Sampson's super spy school" at the theater.
2. I just saw the Movie "sampson's super spy school" at the Theater
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3. I just saw the movie "Sampson's Super Spy School" at the theater.
4. I just saw the Movie "Sampson's Super Spy School" at the theater.
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