Nuances and implications of rules can be difficult for English as a Second Language students to understand.
One student complained:
Quote:Still it would've helped if the shop provided sample essays. I mean I know it's all there in front of my eyes. Still I'm just not sure how to apply it without given any examples. Thanks.
Always use direct quotations (with atribution) when the facts, the thought or the phrasing of the thought belong to another person.
Always use direct quotations (as above) when the quoted observation will make your point more clearly and colorfully.
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