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When software fixes dumb quotes for you, and when it makes it worse But the fact that someone thought putting quotes around вЂњQuick and EasyвЂќ was a good idea, thatвЂ™s funny. вЂњWell that was a quick and easy way to get that can of beans open.вЂќ No. For example, in the header image, no one can be cited as having said вЂњQuick and EasyвЂќ in relation to that can opener. Of course, quotes and apostrophes are also used incorrectly, and one proper use of quotes is recreating their misuse. Apostrophes mark possession or places letters have been omitted in contractions or abbreviations. I also prefer single quotes when paraphrasing someoneвЂ™s words, but these last two are just my preference and not part of any established style IвЂ™m aware of. Single quotation marks are formally reserved for quotes within a quote: вЂњThen she said, вЂCome this way.вЂ™ and I followed.вЂќ YouвЂ™ll notice however that I also use single quotes to mark commonly heard terms that I canвЂ™t attribute to a single person. Using single and double quotes, and apostrophesДЄ point on usage: Double quotation marks enclose quotes things that were actually said that can be cited to a specific instance. You have to memorize and enter sequences like 0146 on the number pad while holding down the Alt key. (The apostrophe is the same as a right single quote.) If youвЂ™re on a PC, forget it. If you work on a Mac (with a standard English keyboard layout), you can type the above curly quotes using the square bracket keys ( ) plus Alt to open quotes, or Shift + Alt to close quotes. The actual characters IвЂ™m talking about when I say вЂdumb quotesвЂ™ are these, labeled with their Unicode name and code point, and HTML entity:Д¬urly quotes, or вЂsmartвЂ™ quotes, as they are sometimes called, are these characters:

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