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How do you put explanation in a quote?

Use brackets to insert necessary information, comments, corrections, opinions, clarifications, or explanations of your own into direct quotations. Brackets are used within quotations to tell readers that the words enclosed are yours and not those of your source.

How do you write an explanation for a quote?

1. State what you understand the quotation to mean, reframing, if possible, the language of the quotation in the terms of your argument. 2. Link the quotation to its immediate context or to the subclaim you are making locally (i.e. in that paragraph or section of your paper).

How do you put context in a quote?

Quote context If the context of your quote might be unclear, you may add a few words to provide clarity. Enclose the added material in brackets. Added Material: The quarterback told the reporter, Its quite simple. They [the other team] played a better game, scored more points, and thats why we lost.

How do you insert a word into a quote?

Words can be added or changed to a quote by using brackets. Changes can be used to correct tense or to add necessary information. Brackets can also be used to make the pronouns in a quote consistent. However, brackets should not be used to change the meaning of the quote.

How do you add an explanation to a quote?

Use square brackets to indicate changes to a quotation, such as adding words, explanations, or emphasis. To emphasize a word or words in a quotation, use italics. Immediately after the italicized words, insert emphasis added within square brackets as follows: [emphasis added] (APA, 2020, p. 275).

How do you introduce an explanation to a quote?

Explaining Quotations Basically/Essentially, X is saying [blank]. In other words, X believes [blank]. In making this comment, X urges us to [blank]. X is corroborating the idea that [blank]. Xs point is that [blank]. The core/gist/meaning/significance of X s argument is that [blank].

How do you quote something someone said?

An exact quote should be in quotation marks ( ), or if the quotation is 40 words or more, should be formatted as a block quotation. Then you put an In-Text Citation right after the quotation to show where the quote came from.

How do you add extra information to a quote?

Adding Information to a Quotation Show any added information by placing that added information in square brackets within the quote. You CANNOT substitute parentheses for brackets, since they carry a different meaning.

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