Do you use quotation marks in third person?

Answer 1

If you're quoting something, you do. I'm not sure you're getting what "third person" means - it's when the story is told by a remote narrator and uses the pronouns he/she/it/they. You use quotations to denote dialogue or quoted phrases from another writer.

Answer 2

Yes, quotation marks are still used in third person when directly quoting someone's words or phrases in a sentence. This helps to differentiate the actual words being spoken by a character from the rest of the text.

Answer 3

The only time you use 3 quotations marks is if your quoting someone who quoted someone else. Then you set it up "' quote '".