Okay, so I know that if a person is quoting someone, they put they're stuff in quotes, as well as a comma before and after the quote. Example: I told Amaury, "There's my dog.", but Amaury didn't like it. If there's punctuation in the quote, it goes in there, too. My question, though, is if it's just a general quote, but it's at the end of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence, does the end punctuation or other punctuation (e.g.: period, comma, question mark, etc.) go inside or outside of the quote? Examples: He liked his juice "nice and hot". ...or... He liked his juice "nice and hot." He "died", but he didn't. ...or... He "died," but he didn't.
