• Re: How would one puncuate this?

  “One book–” I thought to myself incredulously, “justone amongst the hundreds?!” For thoughts, it's common to use italics, instead of quotes. One book? I thought to myself incredulously. Just one
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by grammar geek 1 yr 284 days ago

• Re: "Which picture of who(m) did you like?"

  Thanks very much for the welcome. Just to clarify: the message in quotes is not mine, but that of a Japanese colleague at my university. He is the one writing the paper. None of the statements in 1-3
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by steve s. 1 yr 306 days ago Universities

• Re: sentence

  the same meaning as that of the one above, put quotes around polymer and fiber. Thanks
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by hoa thai 1 yr 309 days ago

• Re: do you underline the name of a book or single quote it?

  Anonymous wrote: When writing a letter is the name of book underlined or placed in single quotes or just let it be identified by capital letters? Which is correct in an official letter
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by yoong liat 1 yr 328 days ago Capital Letters, Underline, Official Letter

• Re: capitalize it or not

  Thank you, Volpar. I think the basic principle/recommendation on this area is that a person should capitalize if it is a sentence. Then, won't the parts in quotes for the original example
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by believer 2 yr 6 days ago

• Capitalize it or not

  like 'said' or 'indicated', the starting word of quotes is capitalized, but the above sentences
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by believer 2 yr 7 days ago

• Re: how to reference a published interview?

  of the article in quotes, and cite the page number(s), and issues date. It's up to whatever style
  ESL Essay, Writing World by grammar geek 2 yr 8 days ago Numbers, Dates, Interviews, Articles, Underline

• Re: About post number.

  ...what the hell those two quotes of mine have to do with racism/prejudice..LOL.
  Help by westernamerican 2 yr 49 days ago Numbers

• Re: To be of?

  : I have a sentence: "It's of an important matter" (with quotes)
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by ant_222 2 yr 53 days ago Clauses

• Re: make it clear/clarify/commonplace/sunburn

  become commonplace now" in one of my previous threads. So can I make the above sentence in quotes too
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by user_gary 2 yr 71 days ago
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