Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to cite a dictionary meaning in mla [title] Begin with the term you have defined in quotation marks. [step] Only use one set of double quotation marks around the term. [substeps] For example: " charming.

Ending1: " this means " charming " or " funny. " the third set of double quotation marks includes a block of space and an ellipsis after each use of the word. Ending2: " [title] Add the name of the dictionary in italics. [step] So, it would look like: " charming " [title] Include the edition if you citing an edition other than the first edition. Ending3: " [title] Cite a quotation above the first line of the sentence. [step] Format two of the quotation marks above it in a straight line. Ending4: " used in multiple double quotes, adds two double quotes that argue the meaning behind the phrase. [title] Rate the word based on the function of the reader's eye.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4