Should the full stop be outside the quotation marks in British English?

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feverish" is the adjective derived from the noun "fever."

Should the full stop be outside the quotation marks in British English?

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@tanguatlay,

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adjectives do not require quotation marks only quotations do.

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Yes, it should, and in British usage, you would use single, inverted commas.

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@Setanta,

Setanta wrote:

Yes, it should, and in British usage, you would use single, inverted commas.

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