Question

What should be applied to fractions?

a apostrophe
b italics
c hyphen
d capitalization
e parentheses
f quotation marks

Answer 1

@Gabylovesyou @sammixboo @mjdennis @mathmate @marcelie @MarcoReus11 @MaurticeWilliams @samanthagreer @sweetburger @SnuggieLad @Sheraz12345 @Seeing.In.Pixels @sammixboo

Answer 2

If you are referring to fractions like one-quarter, or three-eighths, written in words, yes you need a punctuation mark.
I think this question does not apply to fractions written in figures.

Answer 3

Here is one-half of your answer.

Answer 4

i don't know wat type of fractions its talking about

Answer 5

@AloneS @puertoricangirl

Answer 6

I think it refers to fractions in words. Those in numbers don't need punctuation marks, and would probably be a math question instead of an English question.

Answer 7

Fractions in word. Like one-half. Gee, look at that subtle little punctuation mark hanging out in the middle of the word-fraction "one-half". What is that thing called again?

Answer 8

@ElisaNeedsHelp @MAGENTAMA202

Answer 9

@sammixboo

Answer 10

@Sylph

Answer 11

i dont understand this crap

Answer 12

You're supposed to hyphenate the adjective "one-half", but not the noun.

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @mjdennis
Here is one-half of your answer.
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
That is incorrect
Here's a one-half answer. That would have been correct.

Answer 13

so is c?

Answer 14

*its

Answer 15

Yep :)

Answer 16

thanx.can u answer my txt please?