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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is the use of Brackets correct?
. Furthermore, I encountered one of my favorite quotes from this book, and that is [literature] “… is an instrument not so much for solving problems as for finding them” (Bruner 150).
this is the original quote:
" It is an instrument not so much for solving problems as for finding them” (Bruner 150).
i just added [literature] to signify what it meant. and took out "it"
suggestions? or it's good?
this is the original quote:
" It is an instrument not so much for solving problems as for finding them” (Bruner 150).
i just added [literature] to signify what it meant. and took out "it"
suggestions? or it's good?
Top answer
"[Literature] is an instrument... " But the bracketed word that replaces the pronoun inside the quote marks.
- "[Literature] is an instrument...
- " But the bracketed word that replaces the pronoun inside the quote marks.
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"[Literature] is an instrument... them."
But the bracketed word that replaces the pronoun inside the quote marks.
But the bracketed word that replaces the pronoun inside the quote marks.
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