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Anonymous  +  888379 Sat, 05 Sep 09 08:32 PM

What is the rule regarding quotation marks and other punctuation(namely periods) at the sentences's end?
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dynamicsci  +  890391 Mon, 07 Sep 09 05:55 AM
Always punctuate once, inside the quotation mark, at the end of a sentence.


Correct:  She said, "What's done is done."

Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done".

Incorrect: She said, "What's done is done.".
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