Asked by Carlos
20. When enclosing a quotation within a quotation, use
A. single quotation marks.
B. parentheses.
C. dashes
D. ellipses.
20 D
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
No.
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Go back and study the website I’ve already given you.
Answered by
Torntornado
No, you do not use ellipses (...)
Answered by
The Helper
Ellipses are essentially series of dots (most likely '...') that are used to signify omitting phrases, sentences, words, ect.
Say for instance, ''the tan cat meowed, purred, then hit the food bowl.''
This becomes ''the tan cat.... hit the food bowl.'' Note that the other words were missing, or omitting. Instead they were replaced with eclipses.
The correct answer would be A. Single quotation marks are used inside the double quotation marks if you have a quotation within a quotation.
Say for instance, ''the tan cat meowed, purred, then hit the food bowl.''
This becomes ''the tan cat.... hit the food bowl.'' Note that the other words were missing, or omitting. Instead they were replaced with eclipses.
The correct answer would be A. Single quotation marks are used inside the double quotation marks if you have a quotation within a quotation.
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