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This is not a question. I just want to highlight Raymott's:
"Monthly lesson for July:
Example sentences and words should be put in quotes.
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Example: compare the two questions below; which is easier to read?
1. If I say I don't either should I put a comma after don't and a question mark after either.
2. If I say, "I don't either", should I put a comma after "don't" and a question mark after "either"?
"Monthly lesson for July:
Example sentences and words should be put in quotes.
[Semi-automated message]"
Example: compare the two questions below; which is easier to read?
1. If I say I don't either should I put a comma after don't and a question mark after either.
2. If I say, "I don't either", should I put a comma after "don't" and a question mark after "either"?