For the sentence below, do you feel that you need to have a pair of quotation marks around the phrase "Speaking Strategy," assuming that it is a phrase that has an internal significance?
Carefully organized "Speaking Strategy" sections provide ...
I think it is OK not to place those quotation marks.
Carefully organized Speaking Strategy sections provide ...
What is the guideline on this?
Top answer
Here in Turkey we were taught that we can use quotation marks as well as italizing or underlining the word or words.
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Here in Turkey we were taught that we can use quotation marks as well as italizing or underlining the word or words.
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To me, isolating the phrase with quotation marks indicates it has some kind of corporate existence. I would omit them unless there is a contextual need to have them.