Asked by Kelsey
I am just editing my essay for my one class and this is a question I always get stumped on which is the proper way.
Would a comma or period go inside the quotation marks, or outside?
Example,
"The dog ran extremely fast."
"The dog ran extremely fast".
and
I strongly believe with the representation of "the garden",
I stronly believe with the representation of "the garden,"
please help!
thanks
Would a comma or period go inside the quotation marks, or outside?
Example,
"The dog ran extremely fast."
"The dog ran extremely fast".
and
I strongly believe with the representation of "the garden",
I stronly believe with the representation of "the garden,"
please help!
thanks
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/quotation.htm
In the US, before (or inside) the closing quotation mark.
And please remember -- it's spelled <b>gramm<u>a</u>r</b>.
In the US, before (or inside) the closing quotation mark.
And please remember -- it's spelled <b>gramm<u>a</u>r</b>.
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