if it's a quote of somebody saying something, the period is inside the quotations for proper grammar. it varies from quotes, these are examples: "the best thing about life is money" - some random fucker (stating a quote without dialog) speaking in a story "and then he rode off."
Originally Posted by Decipher if it's a quote of somebody saying something, the period is inside the quotations for proper grammar. it varies from quotes, these are examples: "the best thing about life is money" - some random fucker (stating a quote without dialog) speaking in a story "and then he rode off." Agreed. Full stops and commas always before the quotations marks.
Originally Posted by Decipher if it's a quote of somebody saying something, the period is inside the quotations for proper grammar. it varies from quotes, these are examples: "the best thing about life is money" - some random fucker (stating a quote without dialog) speaking in a story "and then he rode off." You beat me to it . He's right.
It would be the second one, When quoting, the punctuation will always go inside Quotes. so it's “I was panic-stricken".
Originally Posted by BassSR what decipher said. Nobody named Decipher even posted on this. Also you are spamming a lot. Stop or I will report.
Originally Posted by Haxr4vr Nobody named Decipher even posted on this. Also you are spamming a lot. Stop or I will report. excsuse me kid? you don't know shit do you? Originally Posted by Decipher if it's a quote of somebody saying something, the period is inside the quotations for proper grammar. it varies from quotes, these are examples: "the best thing about life is money" - some random fucker (stating a quote without dialog) speaking in a story "and then he rode off."
Originally Posted by Haxr4vr Nobody named Decipher even posted on this. Also you are spamming a lot. Stop or I will report. noob xD