"You also need to close your quote". I now realise my mistake regarding the closing of the quotation marks . Thank you.

There are some expressions ("Me too", for example) that contain grammar "errors", but they are so extremely commonly used that you should simply learn to use them. Hi Amy, I don't want to start to discuss

I find these rules at http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/quotes.asp very helpful. Rule 1 Periods and commas always go inside quotation marks, even inside single

U¿ytkownik "Max" (Email Removed) napisa³ w wiadomo¶ci Is this grammatically correct? Hi "Christina" following the information that you required to me: Name Addrress etc... There are a few mistakes and inclarities

If you go to the AUE materials, CJ, and search ... I'd say that's about as good as you're gonna get. Thanks, Bob. That was actually quite helpful. For a change. BTW, Americans call them "quotation marks." I dislike calling

It seems that question marks and exclamation marks always go where they naturally belong, but full stops and commas are less clear-cut. With brackets, OTOH, they always go where they naturally belong. Is there a rationale for this? Given that

Michael West wrote on 01 Jun 2004: They look identical on my newsreader. Tick and double-tick look better to me than those allegedly "smart quotes", however. Some incorrect spellings look better to me than their "correct"

sand typed thus: Did you include the colon? Makes a big difference to Google. OK. I included the colon now and got the same stuff. I also read a long article involving the Buddha ... as a devotee of English, somehow made the whole tract

CyberCypher pirouetted and came up with: You are not clever enough to catch anyone but a ... see me accept your support for anything I might say. Speaking of clever, John read the comments and came up with a simple and convincing explanation in

Greetings. Section 1.2 of this document states "Double quotation marks ... always come in pairs", but I believe there is an exception from this rule when a quotation spans several paragraphs. Correct you are. It didn't occur to me to