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College Composition / Unit 8   CMP 0186 short lesson, about 20 seconds

Punctuation Inside and Outside Quotation Marks

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The idea

In American usage, periods and commas go inside closing quotation marks; colons and semicolons go outside.

In practice

Question marks and exclamation points go inside only if they belong to the quotation: "She asked, “What time is it?”" but "Have you read “The Lottery”?"

Where people slip

With a parenthetical citation, the period follows the citation, after the closing quotation mark.

Your place on the trail

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