Question

@englishfreaks are you good with italics and quotation marks?

Answer 1

I can help you with it, post your question

Answer 2

Which sentence uses italics correctly?

A.
Did you read the article A Taste of India?

B.
I think you'd like this book, called "A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush," by Eric Newby.

C.
I saw it in the latest issue of my big sister's favorite magazine, Cooking.

D.
The book contains a chapter titled Birth of a Mountain Climber.

Answer 3

Do you know

Answer 4

For example http://prntscr.com/40pkj2

Answer 5

A. (taste of India)
B.(A short walk in the Hindu kush)
C.(cooking)
D.(Birth of a mountain climber)

Answer 6

B.
I think you'd like this book, called "A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush," by Eric Newby.

Answer 7

can you help with more?

Answer 8

Sure.

Answer 9

Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?

A.
Have you seen the play "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde?

B.
Before visiting the United Kingdom, we read a helpful article titled "A Walking Tour of the British Isles."

C.
I really enjoyed "The 39 Steps," a suspenseful movie directed by Alfred Hitchwingspan.

D.
At the British Museum, my parents and I saw an ancient sculpture called "The Discus Thrower
This is on quotation marks.

Answer 10

@tanya123

Answer 11

A.
Have you seen the play "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde?

Answer 12

this is a 15 question test

Answer 13

Which sentence uses italics correctly?

A.
While in Rome, I picked up a copy of the newspaper called "Italia Oggi."

B.
I like the way my Italian uncle pronounces words like America and camera.

C.
My uncle likes to sing the old love song Come Back to Sorrento.

D.
Carol enjoyed the poem Autumn Leaves from a travel magazine.

Answer 14

Test?

Answer 15

ya

Answer 16

well its an assesment

Answer 17

You should do it then.

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

Major works take italics. Major works would be books, whole magazines or newspapers, operas, epic-length poems, and so forth. Minor works (short stories, single songs, single poems, etc.) take quotation marks.

Carol enjoyed the poem "Autumn Leaves" from a travel magazine.

My uncle likes to sing the old love song "Come Back to Sorrento."

I like the way my Italian uncle pronounces words like America and camera.

Okay, style for words per se vary. Some want them quoted. Some want the italicized. You have to consult the style guide for whatever publication you are writing for.

While in Rome, I picked up a copy of the newspaper called "Italia Oggi."

Should be italics.