Choose the option that best corrects the underlined words.
One of my mother's favorite Shakespearean quotations is To thine own self be true.
A
"To thine own self be true."
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B
To thine own self be true!
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C
, to thine own self be true
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D
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Solution
The correct option is B "To thine own self be true."
According to general rule, when we cite someone else's words in a sentence it should be set off using quotation marks. In the given sentence, the exact words of Shakespeare have been used, so it should be put inside a pair of quotation marks.
Thus, the correct form of writing the sentence will be, as given in Option A.