3 ms·
Where a full stop/period is preceded by a single letter you should treat it as an acronym rather than the end of a sentence (I can't think of a valid sentence e
by dools 14y ago
Where a full stop/period is preceded by a single letter you should treat it as an acronym rather than the end of a sentence (I can't think of a valid sentence ending that has a single letter in it ... )
I just noticed that you're splitting up m.o into separate sentences.
- trumbitta2 14y agoI can't think of a valid sentence ending that has a single letter in it, except for when that valid sentence ends with a single letter like x.
- dools 14y agoIn that case, you should have quoted the letter. For example, if I wanted to end this sentence with the letter "x" then I would put it in double quotes to show that I'm referring to the letter "x".