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Often molding the quote to the 'grammatical context' simply means you've added too much anyway. For example, saying 'he says he's going to <quote>' which requir
by giantDinosaur 6y ago
Often molding the quote to the 'grammatical context' simply means you've added too much anyway. For example, saying 'he says he's going to <quote>' which requires modification of the quote, vs. dropping it entirely: 'he says <quote>'.
- eplanit 6y ago"molding the quote to the 'grammatical context'" That's called "paraphrasing", and is distinct from quoting, because a quote is what was actually said.