Which sentence is written correctly? my editor said to never use the word (“can’t”) when talking about a deadline. (italic) my editor said to never use the word (“can’t”) when talking about a deadline. ( not italic) my editor said to never use the word (can’t) when talking about a deadline. (italic) my editor said to never use the word (can’t) when talking about a deadline. (not italic)

  The correction option for me is the D can´t.

Explanation:

  Italics are a style of typeface. They´re commonly used for the titles of works in books, movies, and videogames. And also to put emphasis on keywords and phrases in a sentence, like the question above. In the answer, we must put emphasis on which word the editor doesn´t want to be used.

  Option A doesn´t seem correct for me because of the use of quotation marks is for words in another language or to add the exact words of another person used in the text.

  I hope this answer helps you.

bildungsroman is a german word for novel covering youth to adulthood which describes a coming-of-age story

passage?

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