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    The document provides answers to common questions about grammar, punctuation, and style guidelines. It addresses issues such as: - Whether to use "its" or "it's" - Proper abbreviations for times, days, and state names - Rules for capitalization, numerals, and titles - Spelling out numbers or using figures - Correct forms for terms like "Internet" and "email" - Cities that stand alone in datelines without state abbreviations - Possessive forms such as "women's" - Representing height, whether to write out or abbreviate feet and inches

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    The document provides answers to common questions about grammar, punctuation, and style guidelines. It addresses issues such as: - Whether to use "its" or "it's" - Proper abbreviations for times, days, and state names - Rules for capitalization, numerals, and titles - Spelling out numbers or using figures - Correct forms for terms like "Internet" and "email" - Cities that stand alone in datelines without state abbreviations - Possessive forms such as "women's" - Representing height, whether to write out or abbreviate feet and inches

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    Anthony McClinton Jr.

    1. Which is correct? The cat bit it's tail OR the cat bit its tail?
    - The cat bit its tail.
    2. Times: Is it AM, PM, A.M., P.M., am, pm, a.m. or p.m.?
    - A.M, P.M
    3. What is the proper abbreviation for the following states: Texas, California, New York,
    Florida, Missouri, Miami, Arizona, Mississippi and Pennsylvania
    - TX, CA, NY, FL, MO, MIA, AZ, MS, and PA
    4. Which is correct? A
    a. She wrote ten stories during her tenth week on the beat.
    6. She wrote 10 stories during her 10th week on the beat.
    5. Titles: Give examples of when a title is lowercase, capitalized and abbreviated. List one for
    each.
    - Capitalized ( Great Gatsby), Lowercase (Chicken run), Abbreviated ( Dr. Nicky)
    6. When are numbers spelled out and when do you use the numerical figure?
    - Numbers are spelled out are small numbers from one to ten. And larger numbers are
    written in numerical figures.
    7. Is it internet or Internet, e-mail or email, Web site or website?
    - Internet, email, and website
    8. What is the form for the word “okay”?
    - OK
    9. Name five U.S. cities (other than Dallas) that stand alone in datelines (without state
    abbreviation). For example, large cities like Dallas are commonly known for where they are so
    they don’t need states in datelines. A city like Waco is smaller and needs the state to identify its
    location.
    - Baltimore, Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia, and Los Angles
    10. Is it women's shoes or womens' shoes?
    - Womens’ shoes
    11. Which is correct?
    a. Police said the suspect was 6 feet 5 inches tall.
    b. Police said the suspect was six feet five inches tall.
    c. Police said the suspect was 6' 5".

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