Periods and commas belong inside quotes in American English
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Like so: "The name's Bourne," the man said, "JSON Bourne." Also when quoting single words, like "nibbles," "gronk" and "fleebles."
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Like so: "The name's Bourne," the man said, "JSON Bourne." Also when quoting single words, like "nibbles," "gronk" and "fleebles."
Use these weird tricks to remember which words are American English and which are British English. Linguists HATE them!
Both are guesses. Assume is weaker (little or no evidence), presume is stronger (reasonable evidence). But how to remember which is which?
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And RTFA/RTFM stands for "Read The Fine Article/Manual." Who likes profanity, anyway?