Monday, 27 July 2015

EF6 Using quotations

“” quotation marks, citation, citing
evidence, proof- support your points
People in the town believe that the Wise Woman was “married to the devil.”
People in the town believe that the Wise Woman and the devil were a couple/ wife and husband. RESTATE TEXT- NO “”
The witch could grant any seemingly “impossible favour” that a townperson might ask of her. GRAMMATICAL
The witch could help any townsperson “impossible favour”. NOT GRAMMATICAL
When the witch was locked in the jail, she drew an “enormous ship” on the wall.

QUOTE ONLY A FEW WORDS, 4-5 WORDS

INCORPORATE
The Wise Woman was well known. “very beautiful woman”
The Wise Woman was well known as a “very beautiful woman”.
The Wise Woman, who was “very beautiful”, was well known as a magic person.

The “Wise Woman” was “a very beautiful woman” who “helped those in difficulty”.  In fact, she “fulfilled nonetheless their wishes”.  Actually, she “was clearly a witch.” NO GOOD

The Wise Woman was a “very beautiful woman”.  People really liked this “very beautiful woman.”  The young men also liked her because she was “a very beautiful woman.”

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