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This tag is for questions about punctuation. This encompasses marks such as the period/full stop, comma, dash, and parentheses, used to separate structural units and perform other roles that clarify the meaning. USE THE 'SYMBOLS' tag for currency symbols, accents and so forth.
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Ordering of question mark, closing quotation mark, and citation [closed]
Let's say I am quoting the verse "Do you like cheese?" from the Book Of Cheese.
Is it:
As it is written, "Do you like cheese?" (Book Of Cheese, 43:21)
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As it is written, "Do you like cheese" (Bo …
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Where, if anywhere, do commas belong in a "not only... but" sentence in which the "but" clau...
I tried to find this rule explicitly on several grammar sites, but did not find it.
A "not only" sentence does not normally need a comma as the "not only" and "but also" are correlative pairs. So "N …
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