When do you use quotations in an essay?

Answer 1

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

Answer 2

In MLA citation quotation marks are used on a title of an essay. Quotation marks for titles are also used of published works within a larger work and for unpublished works; articles, essays, poems, stories, pages in Web sites, and chapters of books; unpublished manuscripts, lectures, and addresses.

Answer 3

Quotations are used in an essay to provide evidence, support an argument, or emphasize a point made by someone else. They should always be properly cited and integrated into the text to show where the information or idea originated from. It's important to only use quotations when they enhance your argument and add value to your writing.

Answer 4

According to MLA formatting, titles of essays require quotation marks for proper citation.

Answer 5

Just the title you type in italics if you are typing a "quote" you use quotation marks and that is all, no italics.

Answer 6

Titles of websites require underlining or italics. Specific pages within that website, however, require quotation marks.

Answer 7

not that I'm aware of. I'm pretty sure u don't have to

Answer 8

Underline