ThxOne
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Listen fucker, I am not going to sit here arguing semantics because your ego is too ******* large for your small brain.
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You're not going to argue "semantics" when the very basis of the argument is your inability to understand the definition of "verbatim", and what a verbatim quote is?Listen fucker, I am not going to sit here arguing semantics because your ego is too ******* large for your small brain.
Seriously, go back to school. Reeducate yourself.You're not going to argue "semantics" when the very basis of the argument is your inability to understand the definition of "verbatim", and what a verbatim quote is?
semantics - the branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning
You might as well say you're not going to argue HP when it comes to which engine will make a car faster.
Damn, you are so lost it'd be funny if it wasn't so pathetic.
Goddamn, I may have to modify my signature. "I'm not going to argue semantics", when we are literally arguing the MEANING of words.Seriously, go back to school. Reeducate yourself.
"Ellipses are usually not included at the beginning or ending of a quoted passage in APA unless the ellipses are needed to prevent misreading."Some more education for you Rob,
Omitting parts of a quotation
Use an ellipsis (three dots) to omit or remove parts of a quote and show where you've removed text. Don't change the meaning of the quote when you do this. For example:
Gross (1996, p.137) points out that in the language it is (open direct quotation marks) "not only in the vocabulary…(dot dot dot), but also the grammar" (close direct quotation marks) that influences how and what we understand.
So put those ellipsis in that sig where you left off the word your.
No hill, you are just not capable of not arguing. Even when you are technically wrong.Goddamn, I may have to modify my signature. "I'm not going to argue semantics", when we are literally arguing the MEANING of words.
You died on the hill pretty spectacularly.
So you just misquoted me on purpose then?"Ellipses are usually not included at the beginning or ending of a quoted passage in APA unless the ellipses are needed to prevent misreading."
"Ellipses should be used only in the middle and at the end of a quotation; they are not used at the beginning."
Dead on the hill once more.
It's a paraphrase. The quotes are to show it wasn't an expression of my own thought.No hill, you are just not capable of not arguing. Even when you are technically wrong.
So you just misquoted me on purpose then?
So it's a paraphrase... to show it was neither one of our thoughts? What was your goal by posting that?It's a paraphrase. The quotes are to show it wasn't an expression of my own thought.
But that's probably too advanced for you, even though you should recognize the words.
Look at you, trying so hard to show you didn't die on your hill.So it's a paraphrase... to show it was neither one of our thoughts? What was your goal by posting that?
I know what the conversation was that led up to the statement that you partially quoted and are now saying is a paraphrase even though you aren't using different words, you just left off one word and posted your partial quote out of context from the original conversation. So again, what was your goal... what were you seeking to accomplish by posting what you posted?
Another time when you provide the evidence that proves you wrong.Textbook huh... ok. Educate yourself fucker. How to and when to quote VERBATIM.
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Quotations
A direct quotation reproduces words verbatim from another work or from your own previously published work.apastyle.apa.org
None of this post is true and you are back to being a bold faced liar. If you are to ignorant to comprehend anything that you have to argue constantly then YOU are the problem. Liar.Look at you, trying so hard to show you didn't die on your hill.
The hill where you started off saying that a quote must be every single word written or spoken, then went to it being paragraphs, then only sentences, then finally only part of a sentence.
You died at the very beginning of your argument.
Whatever, liar.Another time when you provide the evidence that proves you wrong.
Good work!
THERE you go.Whatever, liar.