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To set off a quote inside a quote which punctuation mark should you use? A)no quotation marks B)single quotation marks C)regular quotation marks D)double quotation marks
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To set off a quote inside a quote which punctuation mark should you use?

A)no quotation marks
B)single quotation marks
C)regular quotation marks
D)double quotation marks

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The answer is C.........................
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The answer to this question is:

To set off a quote inside a quote which punctuation mark should you use?

C-"Regular Quotation Marks "

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