Assertion: punctuation | /r/CapableOf | go inside the quotation marks
Facets:
value: in british english
type: OTHER
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the aesthetic style
type: OTHER
value: inside
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: You should consider the fact that many contributors here do not have English as their first language and have in fact learnt in school/university that the punctuation only goes inside the quotation marks if it actually belongs there in the first place.
text: All other punctuation marks go outside the quotation marks, unless they are part of the material being quoted.
text: Some users prefer using one style (punctuation goes outside the quotation marks when quoting only part of a sentence, but inside when quoting a compete sentence), while other prefer another style (punctuation always goes inside quotation marks).
text: In the aesthetic style, the punctuation goes within the quotation marks
text: Some users prefer using one style (punctuation goes outside the quotation marks when quoting only part of a sentence, but inside when quoting a compete sentence), while other prefer another style (punctuation always goes inside quotation marks).
text: Only the punctuation that is part of the actual quotation goes inside the quotation marks.
text: How to Avoid: The punctuation is part of the text you’re quoting, so the punctuation goes inside the quotation marks.
text: Note that in American English, the punctuation goes inside the quotation marks, while the British punctuate outside of the quotation marks.
text: Punctuation always goes inside the quotation marks if it is a direct quote.
text: If you are writing in American English, other punctuation should go inside the quotation marks, even if it is not part of the quotation itself.
text: Using the punctuation mark inside the quotation mark: correct for American usage; punctuation marks go outside the quotation marks in British English.