Don't quote unless it's beautiful
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Usually, you should write your paper using your own words, even if you are
using ideas taken from books or websites.
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Use quotes only when you need to keep the exact words of the original
writing because it is special or beautiful.
Should you quote this?
“AGantt chartisatypeofbarchartthatillustratesaprojectschedule.Ganttcharts
illustratethestartandfinishdatesoftheterminalelementsandsummaryelementsof
aproject.Terminalelementsandsummaryelementscomprisetheworkbreakdown
structureoftheproject.”
-Wikipedia
“AGantt chartisatypeofbarchartthatillustratesaprojectschedule.Ganttcharts
illustratethestartandfinishdatesoftheterminalelementsandsummaryelementsof
aproject.Terminalelementsandsummaryelementscomprisetheworkbreakdown
structureoftheproject.”
-Wikipedia
Should you quote this?
“AGantt chartisatypeofbarchartthatillustratesaprojectschedule.Ganttcharts
illustratethestartandfinishdatesoftheterminalelementsandsummaryelementsof
aproject.Terminalelementsandsummaryelementscomprisetheworkbreakdown
structureoftheproject.”
-Wikipedia
“AGantt chartisatypeofbarchartthatillustratesaprojectschedule.Ganttcharts
illustratethestartandfinishdatesoftheterminalelementsandsummaryelementsof
aproject.Terminalelementsandsummaryelementscomprisetheworkbreakdown
structureoftheproject.”
-Wikipedia
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