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You do not need quotation marks around yes and no unless they're part of a direct quote:
Just answer yes or no to each question on the quiz.
When I asked him if he was going, he said, "yes." #grammar #punctuation #quotations
08:45 AM - Dec 04, 2023
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Arlene Miller
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Asshole with casseroles.
Linda in TN ACTIVE Resister @ConcernedCitizen731
I don't think many of us were shocked to find that the thing that brought them down was the thing they kept saying they were protecting children from.
Hypocrisy and denialism are keys to thief brand.
08:14 AM - Dec 04, 2023
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08:29 AM - Dec 02, 2023
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08:29 AM - Dec 02, 2023
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08:28 AM - Dec 02, 2023
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Arlene Miller
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Books make great holiday gifts! Some reasons why...

https://bigwords101.com/20...
08:17 AM - Dec 02, 2023
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Arlene Miller
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Gavin!!!!!
09:22 AM - Dec 01, 2023 (Edited)
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09:21 AM - Dec 01, 2023
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09:21 AM - Dec 01, 2023
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Quotation marks are used around words that follow 'labeled' or 'marked.'- The big box was marked "fragile." #grammar #punctuation #grammardiva
09:21 AM - Dec 01, 2023
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Sounds like a good book -- until I saw the price! Getting it from the library!
09:03 AM - Nov 30, 2023
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09:02 AM - Nov 30, 2023
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Use quotation marks around words or phrases that are considered jargon the first time you use that word or phrase. However, if your audience understands the jargon (e.g., computer jargon to a tech audience), no quotes are needed. #grammar #punctuation #grammardiva
09:02 AM - Nov 30, 2023
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09:04 AM - Nov 29, 2023
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If you define a word in a sentence, enclose the definition in quotation marks: Very few of the students knew that defenestrate means "to throw someone out of a window." (Defenestrate would be in italics.) #grammar #punctuation #grammardiva
09:03 AM - Nov 29, 2023
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Wait what?
08:59 PM - Nov 27, 2023
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09:24 AM - Nov 28, 2023
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09:23 AM - Nov 28, 2023
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Use quotation marks around a word or phrase that has an unusual or "abnormal" use or placement in a sentence: I didn't like her "I-am-better-than-you" attitude. #grammar #punctuation #quotationmarks #grammardiva
09:23 AM - Nov 28, 2023
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As an #Ohio resident who has met #sherrodbrown many times, I can tell you he is 100% dedicated to lifting people up economically and works tirelessly on legislation to help make things better for us. He is a kind human being who treats people with genuine respect and dignity. #donatedemocrats2024
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05:54 AM - Nov 27, 2023
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Use quotation marks aroune intentional grammar or spelling mistakes: She said that she had just returned a dozen books to the "liberry." #grammar #punctuation #grammardiva
08:57 AM - Nov 27, 2023
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08:26 AM - Nov 26, 2023
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08:24 AM - Nov 25, 2023
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08:24 AM - Nov 25, 2023
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What is an eponym? Find out in this week's post from The Grammar Diva Blog. #grammar #grammardivablog https://t.co/bKXX6OjRrf
08:14 AM - Nov 25, 2023
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