include the word “said.”
English, 20.05.2021 01:00 strevino9178
When introducing a quote, a writer must:
Select one:
include the word “said.”
start a new sentence.
use a comma or colon.
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When introducing a quote, a writer must:
Select one:
include the word “said.”
include the word “said.”
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