![]() ![]() The New York Times applies special rules: only selected prepositions with two or three letters are lowercased ( at, by, in, for, …), while other prepositions of the same length are capitalized ( up, off, out, …), as well as all prepositions with more than three letters. CMOS and MLA lowercase all prepositions, regardless of their length. ![]() Bluebook and Wikipedia lowercase prepositions up to four letters ( from, with, over, like, …). prepositions: According to the AMA manual, the APA manual, and the AP guidelines on composition titles, only prepositions up to three letters are lowercased ( in, on, off, out, …).The main differences between the styles are: ![]()
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