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Suzanne prefers dogs over cats.
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To format the statement "Suzanne prefers dogs over cats" using bold, underline, or italic, follow these steps:
1. **Bold**: Add double asterisks (**) at the beginning and end of the text. For example, **Suzanne prefers dogs over cats**.
2. __Underline__: Place two underscores (__ ) before and after the text. For example, __Suzanne prefers dogs over cats__.
3. *Italic*: Use a single asterisk (*) before and after the text. For example, *Suzanne prefers dogs over cats*.
To bold, underline, or italicize text, you can use specific formatting commands or options available in various tools such as word processors, text editors, or messaging platforms. The method for applying these formatting styles may differ depending on the specific software you are using.
For example, if you are working with a word processor like Microsoft Word or Google Docs, you can follow these steps:
1. Highlight the text you want to format (in this case, "Suzanne prefers dogs over cats").
2. To make the text bold, look for the bold button or option (usually represented with a "B" icon) in the toolbar. Click on it, and your selected text will be bolded.
3. To underline the text, locate the underline button or option (typically represented with a "U" icon) in the toolbar and click on it.
4. To italicize the text, find the italic button or option (often represented with an "I" icon) and click on it.
Alternatively, if you are working with plain text (e.g., in a messaging app or an email), you might not have the ability to format your text directly. However, you can use special characters to indicate formatting instead. Here are some commonly used conventions:
- To indicate bold: Surround the text with double asterisks or underscores. For example, you could write **Suzanne prefers dogs over cats** or __Suzanne prefers dogs over cats__.
- To indicate underline: Surround the text with double tildes (~). For example, ~~Suzanne prefers dogs over cats~~.
- To indicate italics: Surround the text with single asterisks or underscores. For example, you could write *Suzanne prefers dogs over cats* or _Suzanne prefers dogs over cats_.
Remember that the availability of formatting options may vary depending on the software or platform you are using, so you might need to consult the specific documentation or guides for that particular tool.