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== Rules == | |||
When writing a date in Chicago style, do not write it as, 'July 27th.' It is supposed to be written as, 'July 27.' | When writing a date in Chicago style, do not write it as, 'July 27th.' It is supposed to be written as, 'July 27.' | ||
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Periods go inside of the quotation marks when they end a sentence, even if the quote had no period in it. For example, "I was not sure." Then the next sentence can continue on as if a traditional period had been placed. | Periods go inside of the quotation marks when they end a sentence, even if the quote had no period in it. For example, "I was not sure." Then the next sentence can continue on as if a traditional period had been placed. | ||
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Revision as of 02:41, 28 July 2023
Rules
When writing a date in Chicago style, do not write it as, 'July 27th.' It is supposed to be written as, 'July 27.'
When placing a footnote number, it is supposed to follow any punctuations, such as a comma or quotation mark.
Periods go inside of the quotation marks when they end a sentence, even if the quote had no period in it. For example, "I was not sure." Then the next sentence can continue on as if a traditional period had been placed.
- Appreciate all of your work! Feel free to add these rules to the editor's guide. Admin (talk)