If on many calculators it is referred to as ‘digit

grouping’

If on many calculators it is referred to as ‘digit

grouping’

If on many calculators it is referred to as ‘digit

grouping’

If on many calculators it is referred to as ‘digit

grouping’

If the word is used in a quote then it shouldn’t be a problem for us. If you are concerned about it being acceptable, you could suffix it with (roughly meaning thus was it written ).

I think it will be agreed that this is either a matter of your style guide or your own stylistic preference.

Double quotes are used a lot for words and usage of particular words. I have used some in a book that contains about 2500 words. ‘ for quotes. and single quotes for quotes.

In America, double quotes seem to be used for both, whereas Australia (and possibly Britain) tends to use the reverse of my style.

As for the full stop, I like to put it outside of the quotation marks if it is not part of the quote.

From this point of view, I would write

the sentence as follows: He said the car was ‘pretty’.

When will you be able to offer an interview?