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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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play a game?

0Hi,02br
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00I have four sentences trying to say the same thing and want to know how you would punctuate it.02br
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00The four are trying to induce the audience to play the game in italics02br
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00I want the audience to play 01i00the ask and answer game.02i02br
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00I want the audience to play 01i00"ask and answer" game.02i02br
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00I want the audience to play 01i00the ask-and-answer game02i00.02br
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00I want the audience to play 01i00"ask-and-anwser" game02i0-
  

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02br 02br 00Personally I'd go for ask-and-answer, but any of them would do. 0-

— Nona the brit

  • 02br 02br 00Personally I'd go for ask-and-answer, but any of them would do.
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0Well whichever you choose you will always need the word 'the' before ask and answer game.02br
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00Personally I'd go for ask-and-answer, but any of them would do. Although single quote marks 'ask...' are better as you should reserve the "s for speech.0-
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