A puzzling question
Which sentence is punctuated correctly in British English?
a. Rita said, “I don’t need you any more.”
b. Rita said, “I don’t need you any more” .
I know that there are differences between British English and American English. I think is correct in British English and 'b' is correct in American English. Am I right?
Top answer
Americans put the quotation mark last. Omar Ahmed I think 'a' is correct in British English and 'b' is correct in American English. Am I right?
- Americans put the quotation mark last.
- Omar Ahmed I think 'a' is correct in British English and 'b' is correct in American English.
- Am I right?
- No.
- It's the reverse.
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Americans put the quotation mark last.
Omar Ahmed I think 'a' is correct in British English and 'b' is correct in American English. Am I right?
No. It's the reverse.
CJ
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a. Rita said, “I don’t need you any more.”
b. Rita said, “I don’t need you any more” .
I know that there are differences be
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