There is no need to place quotation marks around your sentences, and it is time-consuming. These are OK: I am pursuing an MSc in Chemistry. I am pursuing an MSc degree in Chemistry.

The sentence is "She was determined to get rid of them if she found any". http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/quotes.asp

Hi, Where does one place the period? Is it after the ending quotation marks ("Leaf".) or before the ending quotation marks ("Leaf.") The sentence would be: I read the book "Leaf". OR I read the book

Hi, Which sentence is correct? 1-I read the book "Leaf". OR I read the book "Leaf." OR I read the book Leaf . OR I read the book Leaf. Do we underline the book in a sentence or can we put quotation

As a high school English teacher I would use a semi-colon as technically they are all separate sentences except for the "Performance is improving." The other way you could go is to say Mary's teachers said, "She is always

That's incorrect. Just use one period/full stop. In the US, the period always goes inside th quote marks. Even in the UK, where there is more logic in its use, the period should go inside here, I believe, because "Rose is

Is this acceptable? Quoting from a passage:- The sentence is "Rose is happy.". Double fullstops. I am still quite confused.

When a quotation mark ends a sentence, does the period go inside or outside of the quotation mark?v

Is my use of the word ideology correct in the following sentence, also, is it improper to use quotation marks around words in a formal paper? The ideology of "traditional" or "normal" family is presented in the opening of

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.".