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How to Introduce a Quote

How to Introduce a Quote. Introductory phrase (a full sentence) + a COLON Ex. Lily experiences strong emotions throughout the novel: “she held up a clenched fist” (5).

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How to Introduce a Quote

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  1. How to Introduce a Quote Introductory phrase (a full sentence) + a COLON Ex. Lily experiences strong emotions throughout the novel: “she held up a clenched fist” (5). Ex. Though Mother is upset, she gets over these feelings easily: “Soon she smiled, thanked them, and murmured that she felt soothed” (9). 2. Use an introductory phrase + comma Ex. Mother trusts the Elders completely and says, “They’ll find exactly the right Assignment for him” (17). 3. Use the quoted phrase to complete the sentence. Ex. Mother’s job seems more important than being a Nurturer since “her work never seemed to end, even when she was at home in the evening” (19). BY THE WAY, REMEMBER TO ADD CITATIONS (PAGE NUMBERS) AFTER EACH QUOTE!

  2. How to INTERPRET a Quote • Character’s actions/thoughts/feelings/words + REPORTING VERB • “This” + REPORTING VERB • Author’s name + REPORTING VERB Quote • Here are three suggestions: + Remember those helpful REPORTING VERBS? Here are a few: CONFIRMS EMPHASIZES ILLUSTRATES MENTIONS REMARKS STATES DEMONSTRATES INDICATES REVEALS SUGGESTS SAYS SHOWS

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