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Quotation Marks Usage Guide
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- Basic Rules
- Quotation marks enclose exact words of someone being quoted
- Quotations are punctuated like regular sentences except for quotation marks
- Quotations begin with capital letters if complete sentences
- Single quotes can be problematic with apostrophes near end
- Special Cases
- Quotations with internal quotations use different quotation marks
- Long quotations can be indented without quotes if clearly identified
- Square brackets used for clarifying quotations
- "Sic" (thus) used to indicate errors in quotations
- Punctuation Views
- Logical view places only quotation-related punctuation inside quotes
- Conventional view places most punctuation inside closing quotes
- Logical view preferred by linguist Geoff Pullum
- Consistency in punctuation placement is essential