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I'm curious about the source here. I've always been taught (mid 40s, UK) to use "" not '', well before US English became readily accessible on the Internet.
by wlll 6y ago
I'm curious about the source here. I've always been taught (mid 40s, UK) to use "" not '', well before US English became readily accessible on the Internet.
- rexpress 6y agoI'm starting to doubt myself, but that was my understanding too. Furthermore "..." denotes a direct quote, whereas '...' can mean that the quote is indirect/paraphrased.