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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I used to live in that area but have since moved. Schools are terrible and I don't think the lake is reason enough to stay. My friends who remain in the area send kids to private schools. Annandale has great places to eat, though. But I wouldn't buy a house just to get some good takeout. [/quote] Do tell what you mean by "schools are [b]terrible"? [/b] Were the Justice High students admitted this year or last year to Princeton, American, Notre Dame, Yale, Syracuse, Cal Tech, Ohio State, Michigan, Wesleyan, Penn State, UVA, William & Mary, UCLA, JMU, GW, Georgia, Smith, Clemson, Rutgers, USC, Virginia Tech, Middlebury, Georgetown, Maryland, Pitt, and W&L not served well? [/quote] Good schools should be teaching students to put the punctuation inside the quotation marks. [/quote] Only American and Canadian English have those punctuation rules. They might be from overseas. [/quote] And in American English, there is the use/mention difference. When you use the quoted phrase as part of a sentence, the punctuation goes inside the quotes. When you talk about the phrase itself, you put them outside the quotation marks. Use: PP is a "grammar Nazi." Mention: PP called PP a "grammar Nazi".[/quote] More to the point: According to AP style, a question mark is inside quotation marks if that part is the question and outside the quotation marks if the whole sentence is a question. (The same rule applies to exclamation marks and dashes. Periods and commas always go inside quotation marks.) [/quote]
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