How to use quotation marks?

Answer 1

Ok I'll tell you what all these symbols mean if indidnt do the write one just tell me what a quataion mark. " these are to show speech. ! is to show excitement. ?is to tell us it's a question. , a coma is to tell us it's not the end of the sentences but to take a breathe/pause. ' is comanly used to join 2 words. Hope tht helps

Answer 2

Quotation marks are used to indicate that a group of words are being borrowed from another source or spoken by someone else. Place them at the beginning and end of the quoted material. Make sure to use single (') or double (") quotation marks depending on your style guide or the context.

Answer 3

Quotation marks are used in writing to separate what a character says from the rest of the writing. Example:

He said, "Let's go to the beach."

If I didn't use quotation marks, it would look something like this:

He said let's go to the beach.

It is less clear what he exactly said, especially if that is not the entire sentence. Examples:

With Quotation Marks:

He said, "Let's go the beach," and ran to the car.

He said let's go to the beach and ran to the car.

Answer 4

Quotation marks are used to signify where in a text a quote is. To use them, you simply put them at either end of the quote.

Answer 5

When quotation marks are used it means the writer is using a direct quote from someone. It is a way to give credit to whomever said it.

Answer 6

Quotation marks are usually used for components, like for example, they are used for chapter titles in a book, or individual episodes of a TV series, or songs from a Broadway show or a music album, or titles of articles or essays in print or online, or some shorter works kind of like short stories and poems.