0 I know that quoting names is to be written surrounded by apostrophies, and sentences or words that are quotes of speech should be surrounded by, surprisingly, speech marks. 02br 02br 00Now... 02br 02br 00I'm curious as to where apostrophies and speech marks go with regards to stops and commas, question marks and other seperating symbols. 02br 02br 00For example, which is correct?: 02br 02br 00Mr. X said that "likes blue carrots." 02br 02br 00Mr. X said that "likes blue carrots". 02br 02br 00----------------- 02br 00On a Bus Topology, each computer must be connected to a central cable, which is often called the ‘Back-bone.’ 02br 02br 00On a Bus Topology, each computer must be connected to a central cable, which is often called the ‘Back-bone’. 02br 02br 00---------------- 02br 02br 00"Your name is Paul," said Jason. 02br 00"I don't think my name really is 'Paul,' is it?" James retorted. 02br 02br 00--------------- 02br 02br 00And so forth... 02br 02br 02br 00Follow me? 02br 0-
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0 I'm not quite sure about what you are asking. 02br 00But let me try to state my humble knowledge on how to use quotation marks. "02b 02br 01b 00"02b 00I heard 'Keep out' being shouted01b 00,"02b 00 he said.
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