Which sentence demonstrates proper capitalization of proper nouns?

• A. he will go to harvard university.
• B. He will go to Harvard University.
• C. He will go to harvard University.
• D. He will go to Harvard university.

Answer: (B)

Capitalization of proper nouns means that the specific names of people, places, and organizations are always written with initial capital letters. In this sentence, Harvard University is the name of a particular university, so both words are proper nouns and must be capitalized. The pronoun at the start should also be capitalized. The other options fail because they lowercase either the pronoun or parts of the institution’s name, which breaks the rule for proper nouns. So, using He will go to Harvard University is the correct form.