In the following sentence, choose whether the quotation marks are used and placed correctly and why.
• The Arabic phrase that I use all the time is yalla, habibi, which means, "come on, friends"!
O No. because the exclamation point at the end should come inside the quotation marks; it is a part of the saying, not a part
© No, because those are scare quotes, which should be removed entirely.In the following sentence, choose whether the quotation marks are used and placed correctly and why.
• The Arabic phrase that I use all the time is yalla, habibi, which means, "come on, friends"!

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

In the following sentence, the quotation marks are not placed correctly because the exclamation point at the end should come inside the quotation marks. It is a part of the saying.

In various writing systems, quotation marks are used in pairs to separate direct speech, a quotation, or a phrase. The pair is made up of an opening and closing quotation mark, which may or may not be the same character.

The single quotation mark can be traced back to Ancient Greek practice, which monastic copyists adopted and adapted. The double quotation mark is derived from a marginal notation used in fifteenth-century manuscript annotations to indicate a particularly important passage.

Therefore, the quotation marks are not used and placed correctly.

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