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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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A book name in text.
Do I put quotes around a book's name when I'm writing a paper? Or do I underline it? Or nothing?
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If you can italicize it, that's best. Second would be underlining it. You use quote for an aritcle within a book.
- If you can italicize it, that's best.
- Second would be underlining it.
- You use quote for an aritcle within a book.
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If you can italicize it, that's best.
Second would be underlining it. You use quote for an aritcle within a book.
Second would be underlining it. You use quote for an aritcle within a book.
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So if i'm writing a research paper with the title of the book in the title, do i italicize it. For example:
"The Dog"
"The Dog"
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Yes, italicize or underline book titles; do not place them within quotation marks, as you have done here.
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