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Typing English Caroline Latta pp.1196-1197
Published Date 1988/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1543204719
  • Abstract

Senior technologist : I have never learned typing in school. When I type, I always follow someone's example. In Japanese manuscripts, we write the first character in the second box. There is no space between sentences in the same paragraph,① and all kinds of punctuation need their own box. How about when you type?

English editor : It's very different from Japanese. First of all, to begin a new paragraph, you should indent at least four spaces. Between sentences in the same paragraph, there should be two spaces, not one. Usually there's no space before punctuation : a period, comma, semicolon, or colon. There's one space after a comma, and two spaces after a semicolon, a colon, or a period ending a sentence. English for Medical TechnologistsI recommend that you tape to your typewriter a list of these rules about spacing. Do you know how to divide words at the end of a line?


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