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In the following sentence, which phrase should be in italics?

Over the weekend, my family and I went to a play, Romeo and Juliet, at State Theater.

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In the sentence above, the clause "Romeo and Juliet" must be presented in italics.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • When writing a sentence, any mention of the title of a work of art, or literary work, must be presented in italics, or quotation marks.
  • This signals the reader that a work of art is being cited, something that does not belong to that text, but is part of what the reader should read.

"Romeo and Juliet" is a play, being both an artistic and a literary work, and therefore must be presented in italics or quotation marks, when cited in a sentence.

More information about "Romeo and Juliet" at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/9349447

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