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When do you use quotation marks (‘ ’) or (“ ”) in English? - Easy Learning Grammar

Direct speech.

  • to draw attention to a word
  • to indicate an unusual use of a word
  • to suggest that the writer want to be distanced from a word.

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  1. What Are Speech Marks?

    Speech Marks (also known as inverted commas) are a type of speech punctuation used to show when someone is speaking in a piece of writing (direct speech). They help to differentiate between text that has been/is being spoken and text that is not. Download FREE teacher-made resources covering 'Speech Marks'. View FREE Resources.

  2. When do you use quotation marks (‘ ’) or (“ ”) in English?

    Direct speech Direct speech gives the actual words that a speaker used. It is common in novels and other writing where the actual words of a speaker are quoted. The words spoken are enclosed in single or double quotation marks.

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