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What is the correct way to use punctuation with quotation marks?: Difference between revisions
What is the correct way to use punctuation with quotation marks? (view source)
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*'''Example:''' "This is a stick up," said the well-dressed young couple. "We want all your money." | *'''Example:''' "This is a stick up," said the well-dressed young couple. "We want all your money." | ||
*'''Remember''' This rule applies to single quotation marks as well as double quotation marks. | *'''Remember''' This rule applies to single quotation marks as well as double quotation marks. | ||
'''Exception''' In the Modern Language Association's style of parenthetical in text citations, the period follows the citation in parentheses. | *'''Exception''' In the Modern Language Association's style of parenthetical in text citations, the period follows the citation in parentheses. | ||
== Colons and semicolons == | == Colons and semicolons == | ||