I'm trying to punctuate the sentence "I've always been one of--if not the--youngest." How is that correctly punctuated? Is there italicizing?

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I'm trying to punctuate the sentence "I've always been one of--if not the--youngest."  How is that correctly punctuated? Is there italicizing?

anonymous · Answer

sorry not good at this @qphalcy0n @jcyogi @qphalcy0n

anonymous · Answer

@AlexPR787 @bngaure @DannyRomero19

anonymous · Answer

wouldn't you use commas, like "I've always been one of, if not the youngest? but wait always been one of what?

anonymous · Answer

Of my peers. I've always been one of, if not the youngest, of my peers. Like that?

anonymous · Answer

italics on "the"?

anonymous · Answer

hmmmm that seems right to me but im not sure???

anonymous · Answer

It's okay, I changed the sentence. Thanks for the help!

anonymous · Answer

your welcome sorry i didn't know for sure

anonymous · Answer

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