2. a. use quotation marks and other punctuations
b. observe proper capitalization in writing
direct quotations
c. use hanging indentions for longer
quotations
d. use in-text citations for quotations in
academic texts
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6. 1. Zig Ziglar, America’s
greatest motivational
writer, said,
“The poorest of all men is the one
without a dream.”
9. Mark Twain said that cauliflower
was “ nothing but cabbage with a
college education.”
In using quoted words from written
source which are not complete
sentences, you can begin with a
10. “ What makes you like English ? ” he
said.
If punctuation belongs to
the direct quotation place
it inside the quotation
mark.
11. But: If the quotation is a complete sentence and is
followed by some descriptive words, you need to
use a comma at the end of the quotation.
“Have a good day,” I said to the
waitress as we left.
12. Divided Quotations. If a quotation starts a
new sentence, the first letter of the first words
needs to be in capital letters.
I know, he said. “Are you scared?”
“
“
13. Do not capitalize the first word of the
second part of a divided quotation if it
does not begin a new sentence.
“I think I forgot,” my father said, “to bring
socks for the trip.”
14. Rewrite the sentence by using correct punctuations
and observing proper capitalization. Type your
answer on the inbox.
The man said I will be here tomorrow
19. The reporter asked the
senator, “What is your
idea on the closure of
ABS-CBN?”
20. A direct quotation is a report of the
exact words of an author and is
placed inside quotation marks in a
written work.
21. Quiz: Rewrite, Rewrite
Rewrite the sentences by observing proper punctuations and
capitalization. You will earn three points per correct item.
1.She asked me do you know me
2. And with hesitation, I replied who are you
3. are you enjoying your quiz I asked.
4. and she added may I make a request
5.I’d rather record zero than copied
answers she said.