- Quotation marks placed around entire quotation rather than only around particular sentences.
- They are placed immediately before and after the quotation or quoted words or statement as "..............". They never occur alone.
- When some words from the middle are removed, three dots
- "..." as are used to indicate the omission.
- The original statement can be manipulated and then quoted in case it originally does not fit into our context.
- If only a few words are striking, we can only quote them paraphrasing the rest of the statement.
When some confusing words are quoted, their easier counterparts can be given in the brackets. - When more than fifty words are quoted, we need to indent the text five letter space on both sides.
Friday, November 24, 2017
How to use Quotations in the text?
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