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abbreviations with periods within quotes #1 (permalink) Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:10 am   abbreviations with periods within quotes
 

Are these 3 correct with American punctuation?

When you use the word "etc.," make sure the word is used accurately.

When you use the word "p.m.," make sure to include the periods between the letters.

If you use the word "et al.," please explain what it means.

Are these 3 correct with American punctuation?

When you use the word 'etc.', make sure the word is used accurately.

When you use the word 'p.m.', make sure to include the periods between the letters.

If you use the word 'et al.', please explain what it means.

Thanks, and which looks better above-- the American or British version?
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abbreviations with periods within quotes #2 (permalink) Fri Jul 23, 2010 4:51 am   abbreviations with periods within quotes
 

These are correct:

When you use the word 'etc.', make sure the word is used accurately.
When you use the word 'p.m.', make sure to include the periods between the letters.
If you use the word 'et al.', please explain what it means.
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