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If you are citing a direct quote from a book, and inside that, there is another quotation, you would use single quotes. " is the direct quote, but since I already used double quotes to cite this quote, then the double quotes that surround kiss my **** becomes single quotes. There might be other uses, but that's the only one I know of.
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If you are citing a direct quote from a book, and inside that, there is another quotation, you would use single quotes.
In Whatever Your Name Is, Netafura Yokohama approached to Gagohamo Mortimo with "angry eyes, and said, 'kiss my ****'."
Angry eyes, and said, "kiss my ****." is the direct quote, but since I already used double quotes to cite this quote, then th
In Whatever Your Name Is, Netafura Yokohama approached to Gagohamo Mortimo with "angry eyes, and said, 'kiss my ****'."
Angry eyes, and said, "kiss my ****." is the direct quote, but since I already used double quotes to cite this quote, then th
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I am completely sure that there are a lot more interpretations that you are unaware of. You misundertood part of the situation.
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He did say "There might be other uses, but that's the only one I know of..."
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