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Lesson 397

Mechanics - Punctuation - Italics/Underlining

 

Material that is italicized in print or by computer is underlined in typewritten or hand written work.

 

Italicize figures, letters, signs and words referred to as words. Example: How many j's are there in your brother's name?

 

Instructions: Italicize those words, figures, letters, or signs which need italics in these sentences.

 

1. Have you crossed your t's and dotted your i's?

 

2. I am tired of all your answers being wait.

 

3. Do not use &'s in place of and's in your paper.

 

4. Your m's look like w's most of the time.

 

5. There are three 5's in her phone number.

 

 

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Answers:

 

1. Have you crossed your t's and dotted your i's?

 

2. I am tired of all your answers being wait.

 

3. Do not use &'s in place of and's in your paper.

 

4. Your m's look like w's most of the time.

 

5. There are three 5's in her phone number.

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