For the following items, insert quotation marks, parentheses, and ellipses as needed, and add italics wherever necessary.

1. Be sure to read How to Sell by Listening in this month’s issue of Fortune.

2. Her response see the attached memo is disturbing.

3. Contact is an overused word.

4. We will operate with a skeleton staff during the holiday break December 21 through January 2.

5. The SBP’s next conference, the bulletin noted, will be held in Minneapolis.

6. Sara O’Rourke a reporter from The Wall Street Journal will be here on Thursday.

7. I don’t care why you didn’t fill my order; I want to know when you’ll fill it.

8. The term up in the air means undecided.

9. Her assistant the one who just had the baby won’t be back for four weeks.

10. Ask not what your country can do for you is the beginning of a famous quotation from John F. Kennedy.

11. Whom do you think Time magazine will select as its Person of the Year?

12. Do you remember who said And away we go?

13. Refinements in robotics may prove profitable.

14. The resignation letter begins Since I’ll never regain your respect and goes on to explain why that’s true.

15. You must help her distinguish between i.e. which means that is and e.g. which means for example.