Which sentence is correct? Everyone clapped at the end of the play "All for me." Everyone clapped at the end of the play All for Me. Everyone clapped at the end of the play All for me. E.

In the first sentence, the title "All for me" is correctly enclosed in quotation marks. In English, when you refer to a work, its title should be set off by quotation marks if it’s a short work like a play, unless you’re following specific style guides that require italics for titles of longer works. So, that one is a winner! Additionally, punctuation matters! Titles can often be tricky, and those pesky quotation marks or italics can make all the difference. So, next time you’re unsure about a title, remember to double-check your style guide or the context—it could save your sentence from a nasty grammar fight!