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todays lesson is Im using quotation marks underlining and italicizing in titles before I start reviewing the rules of when to add quotation marks or to underline or to use italics I want to remind you that you need to use capitals so you need to capitalize all major words in a title thats a separate lesson that weve already gone over but its one we need a little bit of a refresher on so any major words you dont have to do all the little words like the is unless its the first word of the title but you need to make sure that you are capitalizing all of the main words quotation marks are used for short stories poems essays magazine or newspaper articles chapters television episodes and songs so Ill give you an example of each one so for the short story you can have a secret for to notice that the first word is capitalized secret is capitalized and two is capitalized four is the only word in here that is not capitalized if you look at this list theres very few words that arent ca
