I'm editing my book and noticed I was interchanging single quotation marks and regular quotation marks and not really sure how to make it correct. It sounds like the Brits use the 'single' ones and the Americans use the

Hi What are the rules for quoting multiple paragraphs from a single source (say a newspaper article) if you are quoting them in succession in your work but out of their original order? I remember reading that you put an opening quotation

Hi, I have some questions on an article titled "The Advent of Humility" by Tim Keller from/at the ChristianToday magazine, which I received on December 25, 2008 online. Humility is crucial for Christians. We can only receive Christ

Thank you. I think it could be part of an interview or interview text. Hypothectical situation: Article in the *** Magazine interviewing Jane Doe Hi, welcome. Tell me something about yourself. Jane Doe: I am the proud mother of "two beautiful

. I think the word "House Card" is capitalized, meaning it has a special meaning or treated as a proper noun.-- Yes, it is the name of a type of card; evidently (from the 'a') there are several of these cards in the game, and

Hi, I am not too sure why there has to be the article "a" in front of the word "House Card" in quotation marks. The instructor will give each person in the room a "House Card." This is supposed to be part of

Hi, I think the example shows how the reference is made to Cormack's work (published in 1994?), ... Yes, you got it right. It's the year in which the book was published ... but my question is, When you make such a reference, what is the

Hi, I was looking at the online magazine article titled "Crackup of Anglican Communion at Hand, Evangelical Bishops Say" by Timothy C. Morgan and have these questions on selected paragraphes there. 1. On the second sentence of this

Thank you, Cool Breeze and Neeraj Jain. I think I wrote this sentence to ask a question on whether there is a need to attach an definite article and I think Mr. M said there is a need. What I am confused about is putting a pair of quotation marks

Hi, Please tell me if the article 'the' is needed. I think the word 'system' is a contable noun. If I have what looks to be a foreign word,do I need to follow the normal grammar conventions? Should I italicize or put the word in a