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A Blinkin' Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
how to identify a book title
Hi,
If I'm writing a letter, short story, or article for a magazine, how would I refer that I quoted something from a book, or that I'm talking about a book.
For example,
Yesterday, I read a few chapters from "To Kill A Mockingbird."
or,
Regarding Aslan and the children we read "Some Words From a Book Here" (Book Title)
If I'm writing a letter, short story, or article for a magazine, how would I refer that I quoted something from a book, or that I'm talking about a book.
For example,
Yesterday, I read a few chapters from "To Kill A Mockingbird."
or,
Regarding Aslan and the children we read "Some Words From a Book Here" (Book Title)
Top answer
If you have the abilty to put the title in italics, that is the first choice. For a book, the second choice is to underline. If you have no formatting options at all, then use the quotation marks.
- If you have the abilty to put the title in italics, that is the first choice.
- For a book, the second choice is to underline.
- If you have no formatting options at all, then use the quotation marks.
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If you have the abilty to put the title in italics, that is the first choice. For a book, the second choice is to underline. If you have no formatting options at all, then use the quotation marks.
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