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When writing something with text styling (e.g. bold, italics, underline, strikethrough), followed by a punctuation mark, which is better?<i>Some text!</i> or <i>Some text</i>!

Thanks Goodman! Could anyone tell me, in descriptive writing what tense usually writer choose. And Guys please reply my 2nd post last two sentenses as well. And explain we can separate verb and subject i.e mirror and curtain, by using comma for emphasis like Feebs did? Third sentence, I have...

1) What should I replace my work with?-- No title is required for TOEFL essays; if you need a title, it should announce to the reader the topic of your essay.2)the parentless children-- these are not previously mentioned or specific childrenmake their lives better -- what English word means...

In dialogue, punctuation goes inside the quotation marks: "I know," he replied, "but I got lost."Quoting titles - either underline, or italicize, or put into quotation marks.You need to go through and check - there are many missing quotation marks and some missing apostrophes. Why do you put...

Yes, terminal punctuation inside the quote is American, and the rest of the world follows the logical practice of placing them outside. Anyway, the single/double quote is also, I think, an American thing - we just about NEVER use single quotes except for the quote-within-a-quote situation...

The formatting that you use for the title of a novel depends upon your audience, but for most formal writing it is fine to underline or italicize book titles. In my opinion italics are less distracting than underlining, but if you're publishing the paragraph or writing it for a class, you may...

Anonymous wrote: When referring to a novel in a paragraph, what is the proper punctuation - do you underline the title only, do you underline and have quotations, do you only have quotations? Also are all the words of the novel's title capitalized? HB Common Errors in English The Right...

When referring to a novel in a paragraph, what is the proper punctuation - do you underline the title only, do you underline and have quotations, do you only have quotations? Also are all the words of the novel's title capitalized? HB

I wanted to write a formal thank you letter to a newspaper; however, I am unsure of the underline/quotation/italicize rule when referring to the newspaper as a business. For example, the sentence below refers to the newspaper as a business and not a periodical: Dear Ms. Doe: I wanted to let...

Forgive me, but what do you mean by a “dash.” All the examples here show two hyphens. These are not dashes. There are three types of dashes, namely Hyphens, Em Dashes and En Dashes The hyphen is the shortest of the three and is used most commonly to combine words (compounds such as...