Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining? A. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914. B. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the "Antarctic" in 1914. C. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the "Endurance" to the Antarctic in 1914. D. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914.

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Kyle

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25 November, 04:23

Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining? A. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914. B. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the "Antarctic" in 1914. C. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the "Endurance" to the Antarctic in 1914. D. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914.

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Dereon Stout · Answer 1

"A. Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed on the Endurance to the Antarctic in 1914" is the correct sentence as long as "Endurance" is in italics since it is a proper title.