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1-- Use double quotation marks to set off direct utterances, words being used unusually, coined words, and foreign words and phrases. 2-- Use single quotation marks for quoted material inside other quoted material. 3-- Informally, single quotation marks are often used in place of double quotation marks except in the case of #2.
- 1-- Use double quotation marks to set off direct utterances, words being used unusually, coined words, and foreign words and phrases.
- 2-- Use single quotation marks for quoted material inside other quoted material.
- 3-- Informally, single quotation marks are often used in place of double quotation marks except in the case of #2.
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1-- Use double quotation marks to set off direct utterances, words being used unusually, coined words, and foreign words and phrases.
2-- Use single quotation marks for quoted material inside other quoted material.
3-- Informally, single quotation marks are often used in place of double quotation marks except in the case of #2.
2-- Use single quotation marks for quoted material inside other quoted material.
3-- Informally, single quotation marks are often used in place of double quotation marks except in the case of #2.
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