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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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How do I write this dialogue sentence

"What do you expect me to say, huh? You expect to say, "Okay, no problem. It's not your fault."?"

Should I use quotation marks inside the dialogue or not?

Should I use a comma before "Okay"?

Should the "O" in "Okay" be capitalized?

I'm at a loss, so if someone could help me it would be highly appreciated.

  

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Anonymous "What do you expect me to say, huh? You expect me to say, "Okay, no problem. " Anonymous Should I use quotation marks inside the dialogue or not?

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  • Anonymous "What do you expect me to say, huh?
  • You expect me to say, "Okay, no problem.
  • " Anonymous Should I use quotation marks inside the dialogue or not?
  • The usual convention is to nest single quotes inside double quotes, and vice versa.
  • So, if you use double quotes for the outer quote, use single quotes for the inner one.
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Anonymous"What do you expect me to say, huh? You expect me to say, "Okay, no problem. It's not your fault."?"
AnonymousShould I use quotation marks inside the dialogue or not?

The usual convention is to nest single quotes inside double quotes, and vice versa. So, if you use doub

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