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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"title of something", vs. "title of something,"
Which is correct?
1) I authored a 30-minute pilot for "The Best Damn Sports Show Period," which will air March 18, 2006.
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2) I authored a 30-minute pilot for "The Best Damn Sports Show Period", which will air March 18, 2006.
1) I authored a 30-minute pilot for "The Best Damn Sports Show Period," which will air March 18, 2006.
OR
2) I authored a 30-minute pilot for "The Best Damn Sports Show Period", which will air March 18, 2006.
Top answer
Hi, I'd put the comma after the quotation marks, as it's clearly not part of the title. 'To author' is sometimes used as a verb today, but some people consider this to be ugly English. You could just say 'I wrote .
- Hi, I'd put the comma after the quotation marks, as it's clearly not part of the title.
- 'To author' is sometimes used as a verb today, but some people consider this to be ugly English.
- You could just say 'I wrote .
- '.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
I'd put the comma after the quotation marks, as it's clearly not part of the title.
'To author' is sometimes used as a verb today, but some people consider this to be ugly English. You could just say 'I wrote . . .'.
Best wishes, Clive
I'd put the comma after the quotation marks, as it's clearly not part of the title.
'To author' is sometimes used as a verb today, but some people consider this to be ugly English. You could just say 'I wrote . . .'.
Best wishes, Clive
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