Bartlett, Gerianne Benson
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Seminar English II
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Seminar Vocabulary Definitions
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- Departmental Curriculum Guide for English II
- Introduction to Journalism
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- Newspaper Terms
- Tips for quoting
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Tips for Quoting1. Once you finish a quote, you always start a new paragraph.2. A quote may be the only thing in a paragraph if it is a multi-sentence one.3. Give credit to the source by saying "said ____________." This is called tagging.4. You can break a long quote by putting the attribution (the tag) in the middle. Then you start set of quotation marks.--However, you should only do that in a place that makes sense.5. Punctuation always goes inside the quotation marks.