Quoting


I'm sure, everybody ever put the quotes in their life whether in diary, the status in social networking, on the wall and etc. Quoting is phrase that you get from someone, usually authors. An academic research paper are stronger through the use of quotations when we need to cite a key sentence which become source of material to  strengthen argument through another writer's work.

When saying of putting the quote in our report, we need to know when to quote and when are not suitable to quote as quoting from someone who have been discover the sentence by their own effort need to be credit or else, we will be accused from plagiarist the phrase.

In source citation, we always meet with the author's name, year and also, the page of where the phrase have been take. Some of that, we see the bracket after the citation. If the text was quoted in another sources, we need to put the word, 'cited in'.

....................................................................................... (cited in ........, p. .... ... ....)

There are two type of quotation which are block quotation and integrated quotation.  Block quotation is the quote that use direct quotation of considerable length requires that the text be "blocked" or set apart from the rest of the text.  The source must be cited, but the "blocking" of the quotation takes the place of quotation marks. While integrated quotation have several ways can be followed and there usually used the word, 'The author ....
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Some from the integrated quotation used to integrate into the flow of it own sentence.

I think wikiHow really help us that want to understand quoting as they realize, they are beginner (same like me) http://www.wikihow.com/Quote-in-a-Research-Paper

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