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Underline, italicize, or “Quotation Marks”?

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1 Underline, italicize, or “Quotation Marks”?
MLA style Aldus Manutius was the leading printer, publisher, and typographer of his time. He commissioned Francesco Griffo to create the first italic typeface in

2 Underline or Italicize
If it can stand on a shelf, underline or italicize it. Website CD Novel TV Series Ship cartoon series play Encyclopedia Film Magazine Painting Newspaper sculpture or statue Pamphlet drawing Epic poem

3 “Quotation Marks” Use “ ” to indicate titles that are small and can hang from a laundry pin. individual episode in a TV series (like "The Soup Nazi" on Seinfeld) cartoon episode chapter short poem journal, magazine, or newspaper article songs short story skit commercial

4 Capital letters only Do not underline or use quotation marks
Religious works, like The Bible or The Koran Buildings Monuments Government documents like The Declaration of Independence


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