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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Comma within question marks ?
Is it correct to write e.g.: SANTO delivers “Unlimited Steel Frames,” and is worldwide......
Or should it be: SANTO delivers “Unlimited Solutions”, and is worldwide.......
Or should it be: SANTO delivers “Unlimited Solutions”, and is worldwide.......
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In your specific example, no comma is required at all. S. style, a comma goes inside the quotes.
- In your specific example, no comma is required at all.
- S.
- style, a comma goes inside the quotes.
- In other parts of the world, logic reigns, and if it's not part of the material being quoted, it goes outside.
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In your specific example, no comma is required at all.
In U.S. style, a comma goes inside the quotes. In other parts of the world, logic reigns, and if it's not part of the material being quoted, it goes outside.
In U.S. style, a comma goes inside the quotes. In other parts of the world, logic reigns, and if it's not part of the material being quoted, it goes outside.
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