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Hans51 Posted 13 years ago
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The title is called 'boyfriend.'
The title is called 'boyfriend.'
Is it correct to put a period in the single quotation marks? Or this one, The title is called 'boyfriend'. is a natural way of writing? Thank you so much as usual and nowadays I am trying to use punctuation marks correctly, so please help me out again.
Is it correct to put a period in the single quotation marks? Or this one, The title is called 'boyfriend'. is a natural way of writing? Thank you so much as usual and nowadays I am trying to use punctuation marks correctly, so please help me out again.
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First of all, the title is not 'called' Boyfriend; the title is Boyfriend. The rules governing punctuation in this situation seem to be in flux, with much discussion among the pundits. I'll let others wrestle with that part of your post.
- First of all, the title is not 'called' Boyfriend; the title is Boyfriend.
- The rules governing punctuation in this situation seem to be in flux, with much discussion among the pundits.
- I'll let others wrestle with that part of your post.
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First of all, the title is not 'called' Boyfriend; the title is Boyfriend.
The rules governing punctuation in this situation seem to be in flux, with much discussion among the pundits. I'll let others wrestle with that part of your post.
The rules governing punctuation in this situation seem to be in flux, with much discussion among the pundits. I'll let others wrestle with that part of your post.
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