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No. Generally speaking, quotation marks should be used with short productions such as articles, essays, chapters of books, etc, as opposed to books, newspapers, movies, all of which should be italicized.
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- Generally speaking, quotation marks should be used with short productions such as articles, essays, chapters of books, etc, as opposed to books, newspapers, movies, all of which should be italicized.
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No. Generally speaking, quotation marks should be used with short productions such as articles, essays, chapters of books, etc, as opposed to books, newspapers, movies, all of which should be italicized.
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Anonymous Do you put quotation marks around a book title?If you can italicise it—as we can do here—do so.
In a handwritten script, use quotation marks.
Rover
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Rover_KEIn a handwritten script, use quotation marks.In handwritten material and any other time you can't make italics, underlining signifies italics.
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