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Titles of COMPLETE works get either what or what, but not both? Plays & movies Book titles CD titles Large musical compositions Names of magazines Names.

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2 Titles of COMPLETE works get either what or what, but not both? Plays & movies Book titles CD titles Large musical compositions Names of magazines Names of newspapers Names of websites

3 Titles of COMPLETE works Book titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

4 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Newspaper article titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

5 Titles of COMPLETE works CD titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

6 Titles of COMPLETE works Website names (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

7 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Magazine article titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

8 How should you PUNCTUATE these titles? The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet To Kill a Mockingbird James Taylor’s Greatest Hits Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony Sports Illustrated Los Angeles Times MSNBC

9 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Magazine article titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

10 Titles of COMPLETE works Play or movie titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

11 Titles of COMPLETE works Long musical compositions (like operas or the school’s musical plays). (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

12 Titles of COMPLETE works Names of magazines (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

13 PARTS of works, or SHORT works. Articles on websites (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

14 Titles of COMPLETE works Names of newspapers (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

15 PARTS of works, or SHORT works are put inside quotation marks. Chapter titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

16 PARTS of works, or SHORT works get what? Chapters of books Short story titles Individual song titles Movements within a large musical composition. Articles in magazines Articles in newspapers Articles on a website.

17 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Short story titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

18 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Song titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

19 PARTS of works, or SHORT works Poem titles (Capitalize and punctuate one correctly now.)

20 PARTS of works, or SHORT works are put inside quotation marks. Chapters of books Short story titles Individual songs or poems Movements within a large musical composition. Articles in magazines Articles in newspapers Articles on a website. “Dead in the Woods” “The Necklace” “Love Me Tonight” “Moonlight Sonata” “Is Baseball a Dying Sport?” “Car Crash Kills Ten” “Obama’s First Month”

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