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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In-sentence thoughts
How do you write a thought in the middle of a sentence? Do you italicize the rest of the sentence and does this include the punctuation mark at the end?
For example: As her dress swishes behind a set of double doors, I can’t help wondering where is “here”?
For example: As her dress swishes behind a set of double doors, I can’t help wondering where is “here”?
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I assume you are referring to where is "here"? as your thought. I also assume you have some earlier context that uses the word 'here' in some special way.
- I assume you are referring to where is "here"?
- as your thought.
- I also assume you have some earlier context that uses the word 'here' in some special way.
- I'd write it thus.
- " or As her dress swishes behind a set of double doors, I can’t help wondering where 'here' is.
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I assume you are referring to where is "here"? as your thought.
I also assume you have some earlier context that uses the word 'here' in some special way.
I'd write it thus.
As her dress swishes behind a set of double doors, I can’t he
I also assume you have some earlier context that uses the word 'here' in some special way.
I'd write it thus.
As her dress swishes behind a set of double doors, I can’t he
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