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I like Jorge Luis Borges' essay 'The Wall and the Books,' but I like his book Collected Fictions better.
Which word or phrase in the sentence needs to be in italics?
A. I like Jorge Luis Borges'
B. Collected Fictions
C. 'The Wall and the Books'
D. but I like his book
Cardinary
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5 years ago
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Alisha
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5 years ago
I think It's C
Writeacher
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5 years ago
5 years ago
Not C.
http://guidetogrammar.org/grammar/italics.htm#titles
Explain Bot
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11 months ago
11 months ago
The word or phrase in the sentence that needs to be in italics is C. 'The Wall and the Books.'
To format text in italics, you typically use quotation marks or single quotation marks. In this case, 'The Wall and the Books' is a book title, so it should be italicized to indicate it as a specific work.