You can also use quotation marks to emphasize a word or phrase, often marking sarcasm or irony. Example: Let's go "buy" some Scotch. (Maybe you intend to steal or otherwise nab a bottle for free.) ...

The subject can be one word or a phrase. Example 1 - Spiders spin webs. Example 2 - The shaggy-haired Siberian Wolfhound sat outside. ... In the following examples, the clauses are in bold.

The subject can be one word or a phrase. Example 1 - Spiders spin webs. Example 2 - The shaggy-haired Siberian wolfhound sat outside. ... In the following examples, the clauses are in bold.