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Italics and Underlining
Italics is a printer’s term for type that is slightly slanted. Italics are used for many types of titles and for special words. (Note: In handwritten material, each word or letter that should be in italics is underlined. If you use a computer, you should use italics.)
For Titles |
Use italics (or underlining) for titles of plays, books, newspapers, magazines, television programs, movies, music albums, and other complete works. PlayThe Wiz or The Wiz BookExploring an Ocean Tide Pool Television ProgramBluey MovieElemental |
For Special Words |
Use italics (or underlining) to indicate names of aircraft and ships. |