This is often times refered to as inverted commas. This ...

[ Grammar and Punctuation ]

This is often times refered to as inverted commas. This is use when quoting someone else’s words or work.

A. Apostrophe

B. Colon

C. Semicolon

D. Quotation Marks

Select your answer:

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