Important notice from the GRAMMAR POLICE. Plz read. This means you.
Jelenedra:
Yes, no grammatical reason to set off offering, experience, OR wacky; unless you were being sarcastic. So why, if they were not meant to be sarcastic, were you single quoting random shit?
rohina:
Actually, Jelly is right about underlining TV shows - if you are talking about a specific episode of one show, it would go in quotes, but the name of the show is underlined.
Jelenedra:
Episode title-wise, italics is a commonly excepted too, isn't it? TV show bold, episode title in italic?
rohina:
Quote from: Jelenedra on 2009 July 21, 17:51:18
Episode title-wise, italics is a commonly excepted too, isn't it? TV show bold, episode title in italic?
You let being right once go to your head. Italics are the same as underlining, so either is correct for the show title, but not both. Also not correct is quotation marks and italics. Bold is not a standard typographic indicator for titles.
Jelenedra:
Ah, I was thinking of TV Guide print here. They bold the show title and put the episode name in quotes. I really shouldn't have expected TV Guide to be an indicator of grammatical correctness.
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