Quotation Marks

Double quotation marks are quoted directly. "What is Paris in the 1920s?" Our daughter asked. "Men and women," Miss Chief Arthur said, "President of the United States." Robert Louis Stevenson said: "It is better to be fooled than to die" It is told not to become a lawyer for this occupation When already overcrowded, Daniel Webster replied "Always at the top".

Double quotation marks are surrounded by words or phrases to clarify their meaning and usage, or to indicate that they are used in a special way. This is usually 'Western' or 'Free world'. "Wind City" is the name of Chicago

Double quotes quote translations of foreign words and phrases: Death Greens, "Boundary".

The quotation marks are titles of publications, essays, short stories and poems, personal radio and television programs, and a series of songs and short stories, articles or chapters: "Simple History Silhouettes", "English Reflective Verbs" Article 9 title, "Prince and farmer", Pushkin's "Queen of Spades", Duke of Wellington's death "Tenisson's" Duke of Death of Wellington ":" Bob Hope Special ", Schubert's" Death and a Girl ".

The theme of this article is "In Geneva two years ago, most of the southern part of Vietnam was sold to Communists." Sharkskin clothing Mandarin makes the red schedule uncomfortable. "-" Frances Fitz Gerald

Put a comma and a period in the quotation marks, and put a semicolon and a colon on the outside. Other punctuation marks, such as exclamation marks and question marks, must be surrounded by correct quotation marks only when referring to parts of the content.

There is usually no space between the opening quote and the word that follows it, or between the correct quotation mark and the word before it. If double quotation marks or single quotes follow another quotation mark, readability of the appropriate space may indicate insertion of a thin space (& thinsp;) or a larger non-destructive space (& nbsp;) There is sex. In general, straight quotes (or italic straight quotes), like approximating prime and double prime, such as when expressing feet and inches, arcminutes and arcseconds, or minutes and seconds, and quotation marks indicate the second half of the pair will be used. For example, 5 feet and 6 inches are usually written as 5 feet 6 inches; 40 miles, 20 arc minutes and 50 arc seconds are written as 40 ° 20 '50', but if possible, prime numbers (For example 5 '6' 'and 40 ° 20' 50 '')

Quotation marks are punctuation that can be used for direct reference and short work. When using quotation marks it is important to note that punctuation is usually inside quotation marks. If you have quotation marks in quotation marks, use single quotes. When citations are cited, quotes in parentheses should be placed after quotation marks. Also, please use quotes around the title of the short story. I always remember what effective method is considered short, whenever it exists in other things such as chapters in books, poems in collections, articles in newspapers, episodes of television programs, etc. I will. If it is a smaller entity, they are considered short and you want quotation marks around them.

• Normally, double quotes are used for the first reference, then single quotes are used for references in the reference. If multiple paragraphs are cited consecutively, the opening quotation marks are repeated at the beginning of each paragraph, but the end marker is used only at the end of the entire citation. Do not hesitate to read homework over and over again. A good advice is to track all the information you have found in the resource and read your task again after compilation. Regardless of what I understand, I decide whether it can be read smoothly. Normally you did just insufficient translation, your wording did not reflect the correct interpretation of the source.