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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Punctuating a list of questions
I want to punctuate a list of questions, all within quotes - ie
He was full of questions: ‘Have you read this book on Pollock?’ ‘Have you
been to MOMA?’ ‘Have you seen the new Derrida book?'
Would I use commas, semi colons or no punctuation (as above) to separate these?
Thanks!
He was full of questions: ‘Have you read this book on Pollock?’ ‘Have you
been to MOMA?’ ‘Have you seen the new Derrida book?'
Would I use commas, semi colons or no punctuation (as above) to separate these?
Thanks!
Top answer
I wouldn't use the quotation marks between the questions. "Have you read this book? Have you been to MOMA?
- I wouldn't use the quotation marks between the questions.
- "Have you read this book?
- Have you been to MOMA?
- "
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I wouldn't use the quotation marks between the questions.
"Have you read this book? Have you been to MOMA? Have you see that movie?"
"Have you read this book? Have you been to MOMA? Have you see that movie?"
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Did you ever find the correct answer to this question? I also need to puncutate a list of quotations with punctuation. It would not make sense for me to put them all in one quotation, as they are examples of correct responses.
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Hi,
I would do it like this.
He was full of questions. ‘Have you read this book on Pollock?’ ‘Have you been to MOMA?’ ‘Have you seen the new Derrida book?'
Clive
I would do it like this.
He was full of questions. ‘Have you read this book on Pollock?’ ‘Have you been to MOMA?’ ‘Have you seen the new Derrida book?'
Clive
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