Question

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 1

Write out a sentence that uses an excerpt of your direct quote as an embedded quote.

"Lee loved nineteenth-century British authors best, and once said that her ambition was to become 'the Jane Austen of south Alabama.' "

Answer 2

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 3

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 4

>_> I will spam your inbox of these tags

Answer 5

Lol xD

So an embedded quote just means to make it flow naturally.

Answer 6

O.o ?

Answer 7

How the pickles do you do that

Answer 8

Just make it sound natural..

To do that, though, I need to see what you have written already in order to edit it. (:

Answer 9

O.o uhm? o.o I have nothing written for that quote

Answer 10

Dang it -.-

Answer 11

Ohhhhh, that's a problem D:

Answer 12

So the paragraph that quote is in that I wrote?

Answer 13

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 14

Yeah

Answer 15

Finally, as she entered high school, she came across an English teacher who brought Harper into interest of writing. The teacher had always enforced her to try challenging literature and writings. Later on this lead to her joining a campus newspaper and begin her writing career. "Lee loved nineteenth-century British authors best, and once said that her ambition was to become 'the Jane Austen of south Alabama.' "

Answer 16

This is the whole passage??

Answer 17

That's the paragraph I wrote.. >_> I don't think I'm understanding any of this ;-;

Answer 18

It looks good to me, actually.
As long as you can read it and it flows naturally, it's perfect. (:

Answer 19

But that's the main quote I got from a site.. I don't have to change it?

Answer 20

It says to write a sentence using an excerpt thingy and iurbqe;rknaeirnb wihnwr

Answer 21

Ohhh, okay.
Then if you took something directly from a site, you'll have to change it... Put it in your own words, really.