alleryStart learning →Unlike 'polish' that makes shoes shine, what does 'Polish' with a capital P tell us?
AA cloth
BFrom Poland
CA paint
DMake shiny
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. From Poland
Capital Polish means belonging to Poland, while lowercase polish means to make something shiny.
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