Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Quotation marks are one of the most commonly employed punctuation signs that are employed with an aim either to emphasize or to signify that a quote(sentence or phrase) that has been taken from some other source.
The given example doesn't employ the quotation marks correctly as it includes the period(".") outside the quotation marks which is incorrect by the rules as the rules say that the periods or comas must be included inside the quotation marks. Thus, the statement would be considered as <u>false.</u>
"The restaurant will only accept deliveries through the back entrance"
As said in the definition, this means that they will take/receive deliveries, only through the back entrance, which is the only one that uses the word properly.
Answer:
The statement that describes the allusion in these lines from Shakespeare's Hamlet is " Horatio refers to Roman soldiers who gave up their lives in allegiance to their emperor. " Option C is correct
Explanation:
1st line- T
2nd line- M
3rd line- F
4th line- C
5th line- P
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