Integrating QuotationsEmbedding evidence so the sentence still reads properly.8th GradeDROPPED INQuotation stands alone as asentence"Fog everywhere." This showsfog.No lead-inAnalysis just restates itParagraph ends on the quotationEMBEDDEDQuotation is part of your ownsentenceDickens opens with "fogeverywhere", smothering thecityIntroduced with contextAnalysis explains the effectParagraph ends on your pointTHE DIFFERENCE THAT MATTERSThe quotation should be a phrase inside your sentence, not asentence sitting next to it.Never end a paragraph on a quotation. The last word has to be youranalysis.Integrating Quotationswww.littleactivity.com

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Literacy · 8th Grade

Integrating Quotations

Embedding evidence so the sentence still reads properly.

How to use it

Read the sentence aloud with the quotation in it. If it stumbles, rewrite it.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
8th Grade
Ages
13–14
Subject
Literacy
Pages
1

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