Notice, theprofessor told the class, Cassius' choice of imagery when he asks, upon what meat doth this our Caesar feed that he is grown so great?
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"Notice," the professor told the class, "Cassius' choice of imagery when he asks, 'Upon what meat doth our Caesar feed that he is grown so great?'"
The correct punctuation for quotes and quotes within quotes in the U.S. is as follows:
"Notice," the professor told the class, "Cassius' choice of imagery when he asks, 'Upon what meat doth our Caesar feed that he is grown so great?'"
The sentence you provided is an example of correct punctuation for quotes and quotes within quotes in the U.S. Typically, when including a quote within a larger quote, you use single quotation marks (' ') to enclose the smaller quote. For example, in the sentence you provided, the professor is quoted as saying, "'Cassius' choice of imagery when he asks, 'Upon what meat doth our Caesar feed that he is grown so great?'"
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