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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Quotation marks at the end of sentences
What is the rule regarding quotation marks and other punctuation(namely periods) at the sentences's end?
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Always punctuate once, inside the quotation mark, at the end of a sentence. " Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done". ".
- Always punctuate once, inside the quotation mark, at the end of a sentence.
- " Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done".
- ".
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Always punctuate once, inside the quotation mark, at the end of a sentence.
Correct: She said, "What's done is done."
Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done".
Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done.".
Correct: She said, "What's done is done."
Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done".
Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done.".
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