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Learn about the importance of citing exact words from a source and different approaches to incorporating direct quotations within a definition.

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Learn about the importance of citing exact words from a source and different approaches to incorporating direct quotations within a definition.

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Citing Exact Words from a Source
When writing , the ideas and wording typically originate from the . However , there are instances where it becomes necessary to borrow from sources like books or individuals . This action of acknowledging or referencing a source is referred to as .
When a involves directly a source , it is essential to enclose the quoted words within marks ( " . . . " ) to indicate that they are not the author's words . Moreover , any , periods , or question marks that form part of the quote should be placed inside the quotation .

 
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