Anytime you write the title of a book, a magazine, or a newspaper, you must either underline or italicize the title. If you are writing by hand, you should underline the title. When typing on a computer, you will italicize the title. Click on the slanted I when you want to italicize.
Here are some examples:
The Chicago Tribune
The Washington Post
Reader’s Digest
Better Homes and Gardens
Pride and Prejudice
A Tale of Two Cities
Remember to italicize the titles of books, newspapers, and magazines.
▶It’s your turn. Which words in this sentence should be italicized? Our English teacher told us to read the first chapter of the book The Great Gatsby. Did you find the title in this sentence? Did you remember to italicize it? Good for you!