SIGNAL PHRASES INTRODUCING QUOTES WHATS A SIGNAL PHRASE
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![A SIGNAL PHRASE IS NOT • An entire sentence • The quote itself • A SIGNAL PHRASE IS NOT • An entire sentence • The quote itself •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/53aec14cc6dd2a0a18a43f1d9f23a4cc/image-4.jpg)
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SIGNAL PHRASES INTRODUCING QUOTES
![WHATS A SIGNAL PHRASE A phrase that leads into a quote or paraphrase WHAT’S A SIGNAL PHRASE? • A phrase that leads into a quote or paraphrase](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/53aec14cc6dd2a0a18a43f1d9f23a4cc/image-2.jpg)
WHAT’S A SIGNAL PHRASE? • A phrase that leads into a quote or paraphrase • Requires: – Speaker/author’s name and title of the piece – Indication as to why they are considered reliable – Power verb – *Possibly* Context of the quote/paraphrase • Example: Sarah Smith, New York Times columnist and author of “Using Signal Phrases, ” explains, “The best way to introduce a quote is to use a signal phrase. ”
![WHY DO I NEED A SIGNAL PHRASE Shows your audience you are introducing WHY DO I NEED A SIGNAL PHRASE? • Shows your audience you are introducing](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/53aec14cc6dd2a0a18a43f1d9f23a4cc/image-3.jpg)
WHY DO I NEED A SIGNAL PHRASE? • Shows your audience you are introducing an outside source • Prevents “drop quotes” – A sentence can never be just a quote • Proves you found your evidence from a reliable source • Ensures you no longer need parenthetical citations
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A SIGNAL PHRASE IS NOT • An entire sentence • The quote itself • Anything in parentheses
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REQUIREMENTS: SPEAKER/AUTHOR’S NAME AND TITLE OF THE PIECE • Full name (first time you mention them) • Indicate any important title they hold: – Dr. Johnson – Johnson, Ph. D – Senator Johnson – President Johnson • Title of the article, book etc. – “Articles are in quotation marks” – Long works like books or newspapers are in italics
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REQUIREMENT: INDICATION AS TO WHY THEY ARE CONSIDERED RELIABLE • Any important job title – Dr. Robert Campbell… • What source they write for – Robert Campbell, author for the New York Times • Life experience – Robert Campbell, a lawyer with 20 years of experience…
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REQUIREMENTS: POWER VERB • List
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EXAMPLE: • Speaker/author’s name and title of the piece • Indication as to why they are considered reliable • Power verb • Sarah Smith, New York Times columnist and author of “Using Signal Phrases, ” asserts that, “The best way to introduce a quote is to use a signal phrase. ”
![FORMULAS FOR DIFFERENT SIGNAL PHRASES Author author of Title power verb Quote FORMULAS FOR DIFFERENT SIGNAL PHRASES • Author, author of “Title, ” power verb, “Quote.](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/53aec14cc6dd2a0a18a43f1d9f23a4cc/image-9.jpg)
FORMULAS FOR DIFFERENT SIGNAL PHRASES • Author, author of “Title, ” power verb, “Quote. ” (A+”T”+V+Q) • “Title, ” an article/book/etc by Author, power verb, “Quote. ” (“T”+A+V+Q) • 3 rd option: Quote first, then lead out. “Quote, ” power verb author in
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POSSIBLE REQUIREMENT: • Necessary when explaining a quote from the middle of a story (the audience needs to know what action is going on in the story) OR • A statement made under specific circumstances
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EXAMPLE WITH CONTEXT FOR A STORY: • Speaker/author’s name and title of the piece • Indication as to why they are considered reliable • Power verb • Context In To Kill a Mockingbird Atticus gives his closing argument to the jury responsible for the verdict of Tom Robinson’s trial, and he pleads, “In the name of God, do your duty. ”
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EXAMPLE WITH CONTEXT FOR SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES : • Speaker/author’s name and title of the piece • Indication as to why they are considered reliable • Power verb • Context When speaking at the 2017 Convention for Gardeners, Charlie Beach, renowned butterfly expert, explains, “Gardens with milkweed and at least six colors of flowers will attract a plethora of species. ”
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EXAMPLE • Speaker/author’s name and title of the piece • Indication as to why they are considered reliable • Power verb • Context Kanye West, Grammy awardwinning songwriter and rapper, shares his opinion about the results of the Video Music Awards by insisting, “Beyoncé has one of the best
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ARTICLES • Articles may have interviews • If you are using a quote from something someone other than the author said, you must include the person who said the quote AND who the author of the article is
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STORIES • Quotes said by a character must give the character credit
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WRITE YOUR OWN! • Use info from one of your hero articles
Signal words to introduce a quote
Introductory words and phrases signals
Whats a signal phrase
Mla format quotes
Introducing quotes
How to write a verbal model
Chapter 14: the phrase answer key
How do you lead into a quote
Direct quote example
Signal phrases
Note making and note taking difference
Phrase kinds
Adverb phrase vs adjective phrase
Infinitive adverb
Phrase autonome exemple
Phrases complexes exemples
Expanding sentences with prepositional phrases