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How to omit sentence in the quote

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This video will show you how to quote a phrase from a source rather than a complete sentence. So first lets look at what we would do if we did want to quote a complete sentence. So Ive read this article about telemedicine, and it has a sentence I like: There are certain advantages such as reduced travel and increased access. So lets see what that would look like if I quoted the complete sentence. I could say, ing to Bishop, There are certain advantages such as reduced travel and increased access. So Ive given the author credit--his name was Bishop--and Ive put quotation marks around the sentence that matches the source. Ive used a comma after my signal phrase ing to Bishop, and Ive started the quote with a capital letter because its a complete sentence. Now some of these things are going to change if I quote just a phrase. I could quote just the phrase reduced travel and increased access. And so I could say ing to Bishop, some benefits of telemedicine are reduced tr

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What is used to omit information in a quote?

An ellipsis is a series of three points with spaces between them (. . .) inserted into a quotation to indicate the omission of material from the original quotation.

How do you omit words in a quote?

You can use an ellipsisthree consecutive periods, with one space around each ( . . . )to leave out extra or unnecessary words. The ellipsis represents information that you are omitting from a quotation.

How do you redact words in a quote?

Use an ellipsis (three dots) to omit or remove parts of a quote and show where youve removed text. Dont change the meaning of the quote when you do this.

How do you add words to a quotation?

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 add or omit words in a quotation?

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 skip words in a quote APA?

If you want to omit some words, phrases, or sentences from the quote to save space, use an ellipsis (. . .) with a space before and after it to indicate that some material has been left out.

What is used to indicate an omission from a quotation?

The ellipsis (), also called omission marks or the suspension, has just two uses. First, the ellipsis is used to show that some material has been omitted from the middle of a direct quotation. Second, the ellipsis is used to show that a sentence has been left unfinished.

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