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     I've triedsearching to see if anyone else has brought this up, but it doesn't seemlikely. Anyway, my predicament is, as the title states, quoting a quote. Notexactly, anyway. Argh. On with the question. So, in English class for an essay, I'm ...
    Nov 26 2007 01:39:44 · 16 replies
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      I couldn't find any info on this on the Internet, so I ask it here. I'm doing an essay and I want to add a quote in the text. However, I do not desire to quote the whole sentence, that is, I wish to quote only the things before a comma and not ...
    Dec 20 2007 08:57:09 · 4 replies
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    Anonymous Hi, I was looking at YAHOO! NEWS and saw what seem to be instances of quoting partially. Can you tell me how to do that? What would be the full quotes? All that, combined with a strategic influx of U.S. troops last year, has "opened the door to a ...
    Mar 20 2008 21:40:18 · 1 replies
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      Hi there. I would like to report a bug. I am using Chrome for Linux. While quoting a piece of text, the whole post goes into tiny box. For Mozilla it is not the case though.
    Apr 09 2011 13:23:03 · 3 replies
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      Hi. What is the most polite word that is used for quoting someone's talk. He said that He told me that he uttered or? thanks
    Jan 11 2011 09:51:19 · 2 replies
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    Anonymous Hi, Usually what I see is this form whenever quoting is involved: He said, "I need your help." But then, I seem to see these kinds of quoting styles (if I can call them that) -- one seems to be in indirect quoting style: 1. He told reporters that ...
    Feb 09 2008 10:36:04 · 1 replies
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     "That the difference between the beautiful and the ugly (...) has important psychological effect is a commonplace, except in the field of city planning. If it be not quoting the Devil for Scripture , Nietzsche has written: "All that is ugly ...
    Nov 02 2006 09:21:55 · 5 replies
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     Hi, When you are quoting a word or a phrase or a sentence or using the word/phrase/sentence quoted , is your only option is to put it in quotation (in quotation marks)? Can I slant it when will it be OK? e.g. Gary Williams wrote: Normally, "free ...
    Sep 15 2006 12:51:02 · 1 replies
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    Anonymous  Hello I am writing a report at work and I need to put in a fair number of quotes from comments our customers have made for our customer surveys, as examples of trends or points I'm making. Problem is, many of these have a lot of incorrectly spelt ...
    Apr 19 2010 04:45:16 · 1 replies
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    Anonymous  Dear Grammar Geek, I realize that you have already answered this question for someon else, but I am unable to access your answer. My English teacher told me that when I am quoting a quote that I need to use a triple quote. Example: "'Have you ever ...
    Dec 17 2009 01:52:41 · 1 replies
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