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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a mark of punctuation. There are no exceptions, a fact I find comforting, my having to deal with a million niggling, wriggling rules all the time. Also, when you write a word as a word, you need to mark it as such.
- Every English sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a mark of punctuation.
- There are no exceptions, a fact I find comforting, my having to deal with a million niggling, wriggling rules all the time.
- Also, when you write a word as a word, you need to mark it as such.
- I use double quotation marks for that.
- In the UK, you would see single quotation marks.
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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a mark of punctuation. There are no exceptions, a fact I find comforting, my having to deal with a million niggling, wriggling rules all the time. Also, when you write a word as a word, you need to mark it as such. I use double quotation marks for that. In the UK, you would see single quotation marks. Chicago unaccountabl
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