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1. :I realize that we can change the order of the listing of TV show titles to side-step this problem . . . but I am nonetheless curious about the correct punctuation rules here.
2. To that, I must respond that it is convenient that Louis Epstein chooses to use a browser that " erroneously " corrects punctuation to his preferred version, given his stated opinions on this issue .)
3. It's not necessary to use any citation templates, and some editors prefer to enter the required information by hand ( being careful to list everything in the correct order with the correct punctuation ).
4. This is a pretty trivial thing to bring up but I was wondering what is the correct punctuation to use when you mention the day of the week at the beginning of the date ( do you use a comma )?
5. FWIW, in the tale " The Adventure of the Proper Comma " in " The Memoirs of Solar Pons " ( 1951 ), " the Sherlock Holmes of Praed Street " decides to investigate due to correct punctuation.
6. It's difficult to find correct punctuation in a sentence. 用correct punctuation造句挺難的
7. To confuse the matter further, certain style guides, such as the one put out by The Assocated Press, note that the correct punctuation for this phrase is not even " Parents'Dinner, " which at least shows that more than one adult will be involved.
8. That said, the base proposed tasks are not actually contested-- correct punctuation / grammar should be enforced, non-germane dates should be unlinked, prose date format should be consistent, reference date format should be consistent, date format should tie with article subject.
9. The Stele was a tribute to a Korean king, but because of a lack of correct punctuation, the writing can be translated in 4 different ways; this same Stele can be intrepreted as saying Korea crossed the strait and forced Japan into subjugation, depending on where the sentence is punctuated.
10. :: : : This always bothered me, but I was taught in school to always place the final punctuation mark inside the quotes, and that ( Did John yell " Fire ! " ) was the correct punctuation style . talk ) 04 : 40, 3 March 2009 ( UTC)
11. Multiple choice questions are given in the first section of the written paper; students will first answer multiple-choice questions on grammar, where students are required to spot a mistake in tense and provide the correct conjugate or word form, or provide correct punctuation which as of 2015 has a weight of 10.
12. My last edit to the article before being banned for  battleground behaviour on November 16th 2012 was on October 19th 2012 . My previous edit to the article was December 29th, 2011 to correct punctuation . [ https : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = Prem _ Rawat & diff = 468297875 & oldid = 468225917
13. :The correct punctuation is " Finish the chapter, " said Miss Salazar, " and then we'll discuss the story . " She says one complete sentence, so there should be no capital for " and ", and ( in British English ) because it's a complete sentence the final full point is contained within the quotation marks .-- Shantavira 09 : 06, 16 January 2007 ( UTC)
14. :: : : : : : : : : : Yes, but that exact issue was included as a part of my original question ( see above ) : " " I realize that we can change the order of the listing of TV show titles to side-step this problem . . . but I am nonetheless curious about the correct punctuation rules here . " " Thanks . ( talk ) 22 : 13, 15 December 2010 ( UTC ))
15. The organization has a right to name itself whatever it chooses to name itself-- independent of " conventional " punctuation, etc . I guess the idea is that, if indeed the organization had used proper and correct punctuation, there would be an apostrophe in the word " Writers " and a capitalization of the word " west " . ( I guess . ) But, still, those are not mistakes per se-- but, quite the opposite-- likely very intentional naming techniques on the part of the organization . ( They are, after all, a group of " writers " ! ) Now, the signal " sic " is generally used to indicate an error / mistake . . . or also to indicate something unexpected ( mistake or not ).
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