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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Quote by Itself
Hello, is it recommendable to use a quote by itself in a sentence when it is not a block quote? For example:
"This is a quote." I am talking about the quote now.
As seen above, the quote is a separate sentence from the sentence that explains it. Is this breaking a grammatical rule?
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As seen above, the quote is a separate sentence from the sentence that explains it. Is this breaking a grammatical rule? No, that is fine.
- As seen above, the quote is a separate sentence from the sentence that explains it.
- Is this breaking a grammatical rule?
- No, that is fine.
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anonymous"This is a quote." I am talking about the quote now.As seen above, the quote is a separate sentence from the sentence that explains it. Is this breaking a grammatical rule?
No, that is fine.
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