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Snarf Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A Quoted Question within a Sentence
Please have a look at this sentence:
It is something that most people would ask 'who cares?' to.
I don't know if there's an actual rule about this, or if it's just a stylistic matter, but is it okay that the "who" there is lowercase?
Thanks.
It is something that most people would ask 'who cares?' to.
I don't know if there's an actual rule about this, or if it's just a stylistic matter, but is it okay that the "who" there is lowercase?
Thanks.
Top answer
No, who is better off capitalized because Who cares? is a sentence.
- No, who is better off capitalized because Who cares?
- is a sentence.
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No, who is better off capitalized because Who cares? is a sentence.
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I know it is. I was just worried it would look weird, since that's not where the whole sentence ends; it ends at the "to."
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