thats simple. you use quotations in essays when you are stating a point and you need to back it up with proof. for example if your doing an essay on a novel or play and you are stating a point, you say a certain quote of the the piece of writing your doing the essay on and use the quote to BACK UP your answer. again if you're just using a random every day quote you like in your essay you use it if it of course has relevance to your essay topic and to back up a point you are stating
Yes, if you use the name in a report or essay.
quotations.
Quotations
An essay should be much, much more than quotations strung together by a few connecting sentences. The point of writing an essay is to give your own, reasoned and substantiated view. Use quotations to support what you write, but please don't let the tail wag the dog.
Double spaced, indent one inch, use quotation marks around the title.
Likely earn the writer a failing grade.
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No. Only titles of words will require quotations around it.
References to facts and opinions from other works, quotations, and reputable sources.
Quotes or quotations are phrases used in a research paper, essay, article or other form of writing where someone is using the exact same wording as the writer of the original material. Quotations are used to give credit to the original author. Example: "Doubt thou, the Stars are fire, Doubt, that the Sun doth move: Doubt Truth to be a liar, But never doubt, I love." - "Hamlet" - by William Shakespeare
You use quotations for short stories, poems, article, and songs I believe. Everything else is underlined.