Which is why I often, most often I think, in my British written English use the expression 'quotation marks' ... at the end without having to think about it. And that's the drum. (Aus) And that's the "drum". (Br) Mike. An

For me, "quotation marks" is relatively new. At school, we were taught "inverted commas". Now, *that's* lame. They're not inverted commas, or at least the right half aren't. I'm not claiming it was a superior