Uses of quotation marks
1.reported speech
My mother said, “You should stay home.”
My mother said that I should stay home.
2.titles of chapters, songs, articles-
anything that does not have its own covers
“Nearly Five to One”- name of chapter
Private Peaceful or Private
Peaceful- (italics)- name of book
“Animal Farm”- WRONG!!!
Animal Farm – CORRECT!!!
Animal
Farm – CORRECT!!!
“Animal
Farm”– DOUBLE
WRONG!!!!!!
3.citations- borrow words from a text, take
words and use them
cite
(v)
Can’t copy! Plagiarism.
quote borrowed words- evidence, proof, strengthens
your answer, makes it stronger, supports your controlling idea
Basis of academic writing.
Example question:
Describe Old Major.
PROCESS
1AL
2BS- find a few good words or phrases
“rather stout” (1)
“highly
regarded”
“a majestic-looking pig”
“voice is hoarse” (7)
3OL
descriptive- look like, personaility, animals
respect
4RC
Old
Major was one of the key characters in Animal Farm. He was one of the oldest animals on the
farm. He was a huge pig with a “wise and
benevolent appearance”.(1) He was very
old, so his voice was “hoarse”(7). Old
Major was “highly regarded”(1) by the other animals who thought of him as their
leader. Unfortunately, this “majestic-looking
pig” died before he could see the revolution that he had envisioned.
5/5
5ED
6GC
GRAMMATICAL
Old Major was a “majestic-looking pig”.
Old Major was “majestic-looking”.
Old Major was a pig that had a “majestic-looking”
face.
NOT GRAMMATICAL
Old Major was “majestic-looking pig”.
Old Major was a pig. “majestic-looking”
INCORPORATE- make the quotation fit into
your sentence
Describe Boxer.
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