Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics or underlining? A. Remember how we used to sing 'The Wheels on the Bus' when we were little? B. Remember how we used to sing "The Wheels on the Bus" when we were little? C. Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little? D. Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little?

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Eliza Norton

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25 August, 06:52

Which sentence has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics or underlining? A. Remember how we used to sing 'The Wheels on the Bus' when we were little? B. Remember how we used to sing "The Wheels on the Bus" when we were little? C. Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little? D. Remember how we used to sing The Wheels on the Bus when we were little?

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Deon Blankenship · Answer 1

The sentence that has no errors in the use of quotation marks, italics, or underlining is B. Remember how we used to sing "The Wheels on the Bus" when we were little? This is the only correct option given that song titles have to have quotation marks, that is what the orthography rules prescribe. Thus, all of the other options are incorrect given that they do not follow this rule.