Question

2. Adopting the convention for distinguishing the mention and use of words, whereby words that are mentioned are put in quotation marks, write the following sentences with any necessary changes (in some cases no change is necessary, in which case write the sentence unchanged).

Answer 1

The sentences both changed and unchanged are written below:

• CSU East Bay once had a different name
• Hot is ambiguous
• Lady Gaga used to be called "Stefani Germanotta"
• "NASA" is an acronym.
• Racism is offensive.
• "Sound" means being valid and having true premises.
• There are two vowels in vowel.
• "Evita" is a Spanish name.

What are quotation marks?

Quotation marks (" ") are known to be a form of punctuation marks that are used in pairs in writing in order to identify direct speech, a phrase or a quotation. It consists of an opening quotation mark and a closing quotation mark.

We can see that the use of quotation marks above actually show the specific word being referred to.

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