Use of quotation marks when correcting....
I noticed a type-o in a news article. The author spelled the word creek with three e's. When suggesting a correction, and indicating that there is an extra e, do I put quotations around the e? In fact, should I have put quotations around the letter e and the word creek in this post?! Thank you!
Example: (Me addressing the author of the news article) In the second paragraph, there is an extra "e" in "creek".
Is that correct?
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lime slide 211 type-o typo (typographical error) lime slide 211 In the second paragraph, there is an extra "e" in "creek". That is one correct way to write that.
- lime slide 211 type-o typo (typographical error) lime slide 211 In the second paragraph, there is an extra "e" in "creek".
- That is one correct way to write that.
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lime slide 211type-o
typo (typographical error)
lime slide 211 In the second paragraph, there is an extra "e" in "creek".
That is one correct way to write that.
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