USING AND DOCUMENTING DIRECT QUOTES

Dec 13, 2023

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Learn how to effectively use and document direct quotes in your writing to give credit to the original source. Understand the purpose and importance of direct quotes and how to integrate them seamlessly into your text.

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USING AND DOCUMENTING DIRECT QUOTES

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