1. When to effectively use italics, underlines, or quotes.
Title Underlining
When to effectively use italics, underlines, or quotes.

2. Why do we use italics, underlines, and quotes
We use italics, underlines, and quotes to differentiate words within our writing.
When referring to the titles of works, using these labels allows for the work to stand by itself.

3. Rules for Using Italics or Underlining
Italics and Underlining may be used interchangably
Use Italics or Underlining when referring to longer works such as:
Movies
Books
Plays
Journals/Newspapers
Television Programs
Longer Poems

4. Examples The New York Times
NOTE: the word “the” is not included in italics
Long Day’s Journey into Night
The Simpsons
Leaves of Grass
Uncle Tom’s Cabin

5. Rules for using Quotes
Use quotes when referring to shorter works such as:
Poems
Short stories
Episodes of television shows

6. Examples “Fire and Ice” “Nothing Gold can Stay” “The Monkey’s Paw”
“The Lottery”
“Bart the Genius”

7. Let’s Practice The Grapes of Wrath Chicago Tribune Of Mice and Men
The Raven
The Fall of the House of Usher