If your are done with the lab A and you have already finished the report, you are allowed to begin your term project.
Q1. Do I need a comma after "lab A"?
Q2. If the sentence is reduced like the following, do I need a comma after "lab A"?
If you are done with the lab A and have already finished the report, you are allowed to begin your term project.
Q3. Is the above sentence grammatically correct?
Q4. I think I learned that you are supposed to put the question mark within the quotation if the sentence ends with the quotation. Does this apply only to clauses/sentences?
For example:
A. Do I need a comma after "lab A"?
B. He asked, "Why the project had to be abandoned?"
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Q1. -- Strictly, yes. Q2.
— Mister Micawber
Q1.
-- Strictly, yes.
Q2.
-- No; it would be incorrect.
Q3.
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