Quotation marks
When referencing
In our academic studies we need to acknowledge the ideas and words that we read.
- We use quotation marks when we are using the exact words of what we have read:
According to Smith (2012): ‘This problem is rife in many third world countries’.
- Whether you use single (‘ ’) or double (“ ”) quotation marks depends on the academic style of your faculty.
More info
- Using quotation marks (with quiz) (The University of Melbourne)