PARENTHETICALCITATION.NET - Whois Information

Parenthetical Citation Parenthetical citation General rules of parenthetical citation registration are as follows. 1. Quotes in quotation marks. Quotes, consisting of several paragraphs, quotation marks are allocated once (only at the beginning and end of text). 2. Typically, citations are accompanied by the words of the author (i.e., misleading quote in words) that are most often faced by user or after it; at least the author's words burst quote. If the quote is worth at the words of the author and is framed as an independent sentence (or a few sentences), punctuation marks are placed just as in sentences with direct speech. 3. If the citation is not full, then pass the text is denoted by an ellipsis (in the early citations in the middle, at the end. If the quotation is preceded by the words of the author, the first word of the quotation at the beginning of the proposal is written with a capital letter, even if the source of it starts with a lowercase, egg: Parentheticalcitation.net

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