Asked by Anonymous
I want to put a quote at the very beginning of my essay. How do I go about doing that? Should it be the same or a smaller font than the rest of my essay?
I'm planning on putting the quote, then starting a new paragraph to begin the actual essay. Should I center it? Skip how many lines between it and my first paragraph? My entire essay is double-spaced.
Thanks for any help in advance.
I'm planning on putting the quote, then starting a new paragraph to begin the actual essay. Should I center it? Skip how many lines between it and my first paragraph? My entire essay is double-spaced.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I'd use the same font for the quotation, but of course enclose it in quotation marks. No additional spacing is needed.
Answered by
Anonymous
Ok. Thank you!
Answered by
Anonymous
Oh, wait- should I center it?
Answered by
Writeacher
How long is the quotation? How many sentences?
Answered by
Anonymous
Two sentences.
Answered by
Writeacher
Then follow Ms. Sue's directions above -- and don't center it.
Answered by
Anonymous
All right. Thank you.
Answered by
Somebody
DO NOT CENTER!!!!!!
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