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KevinW42
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I use single when referring to something, and I use double when quoting someone. I live in the USA.
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I switch off. Unless it's for a school project then if I'm quoting something it's double. And if it's a quote within a quote single.
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double..I live in the u.s.
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I use Double unless it's a "quote 'within' a Quote."
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I try to use them by correct grammatical usage..double for actual quotes and single for semi quotes, etc..but sometimes I just 'miss'. I am Canadian.
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Single I am in Australia
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I'm in England and I use double for speech and single for quotes x
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I live in the US where most people use double, but I started using single for some reason. Pretty much the only time I'll use double is if I'm typing out a conversation between two people: 'how are you today?' "Fine thanks"
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Double, since I'm in the US, unless it's in a SQL query, in which case it's single. What's up with that, anyway - was Microsoft's SQL language developed in England or something?
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I use double quotes. Is it proper to use single quotes? I've seen this a lot online. I'm in the U.S.
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I use both, depending on what I'm going on about. I'm in the U.S.
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double, I live in the UK.
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