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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Punctuating the content in quotes
Hi. Please help. Does a content in quotes as in something that was spoken by a certain person follow the same punctuation rules as in other forms of writing, like writing statements such as "I go home at 5 p.m."?
I think I saw in the Bible where two short clauses were connected with a comma. Is that correct? I think punctuation can be difficult when long sentences are involved in writing something someone has said in quotes. Any help from you for my questions would be appreciated.
I think I saw in the Bible where two short clauses were connected with a comma. Is that correct? I think punctuation can be difficult when long sentences are involved in writing something someone has said in quotes. Any help from you for my questions would be appreciated.
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"? " Anonymous I think I saw in the Bible where two short clauses were connected with a comma. The Bible text is 400 years old.
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- " Anonymous I think I saw in the Bible where two short clauses were connected with a comma.
- The Bible text is 400 years old.
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AnonymousDoes a content in quotes as in something that was spoken by a certain person follow the same punctuation rules as in other forms of writing, like writing statements such as "I go home at 5 p.m."?Yes (or probably), but I am not clear on what rules you allude to—I don't see which ones might worry you in "I go home at 5 p.m."
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