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How do you indicate a nickname in writing?
Usually, a nickname is placed directly after the official first name, and is surrounded by quotation marks, to distinguish it from the components of the real name.
Do you put a nickname in quotes?
Nicknames. When inserted in the middle of a person's actual name, a nickname should appear in quotation marks.
Are nicknames italicized?
Re: The Using NICKNAMES for novel characters — This only applies to words like “son,” or “darling,” that are sort of generic. Nicknames, like Betsy for Elizabeth, are always capitalized. But I have also heard of many aspects of how people distinguish a nickname in the manuscript. Italicize it — some people say.
What are single quotation marks used for?
Single quotation marks are used to mark a quote within a quote or a direct quote in a news story headline. Periods always go inside all quotation marks. A question mark is only placed inside of single quotation marks if the quote within a quote is a question.
Should names be in quotations?
A quick rule: Names (of people, places, and things) need to be capitalized, but titles (of things) need both capitalization and either quotation marks or italics. Items in the following categories need neither italics nor quotation marks (unless italics or quotation marks are an intrinsic part of the title).
How do you write a preferred name?
A resume is not a legal document, so it is acceptable to use your preferred name. Some individuals prefer to list their first initial followed by their preferred name (e.g., T. Michelle Richards) or identify their preferred name in quotes (e.g., Taylor Michelle Richards).
What should I put for preferred name?
A preferred name is a name a person has specified they wish to be called. It is often used if the preferred name is different from their legal name. This could be, for example, if a person wishes to be called Bob, John or Sue instead of Robert, Jonathan or Susan respectively.
How do you put a preferred name on resume?
A resume is not a legal document, so it is acceptable to use your preferred name. Some individuals prefer to list their first initial followed by their preferred name (e.g., T. Michelle Richards) or identify their preferred name in quotes (e.g., Taylor Michelle Richards).
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