6. If you need to alter a quotation to fit the syntax, tense, or sense of your sentence or passage, (Points : 2)
use brackets to enclose individual letters or words changed in such terms as capitalization or tense shift.
use ellipses at the beginning and end of the quotation if you do not include all of the original material.
indicate any changes that you make by using italics to set them off from the rest of the text.
you must rewrite your sentence, as it is never appropriate or permissible to change quoted or borrowed material.

Question

6. If you need to alter a quotation to fit the syntax, tense, or sense of your sentence or passage, (Points : 2)  
       use brackets to enclose individual letters or words changed in such terms as capitalization or tense shift.
       use ellipses at the beginning and end of the quotation if you do not include all of the original material.
       indicate any changes that you make by using italics to set them off from the rest of the text.
       you must rewrite your sentence, as it is never appropriate or permissible to change quoted or borrowed material.

anonymous · Answer

Use brackets.