LESSON 5: Quotation Marks | Video from Marie | The Basic Cozy Punctuation Course скачать в хорошем качестве

LESSON 5: Quotation Marks | Video from Marie | The Basic Cozy Punctuation Course

In honor of Cozy Grammar's co-founder Marie Rackham, we're pleased to release the Lesson 5 video of The Basic Cozy Punctuation Course for anyone who may benefit from her teaching. Learn about Marie and her legacy at https://www.cozygrammar.com/ Click more for a lesson summary. "Quotation marks enclose words, phrases, clauses, sentences, and paragraphs. Think of highway distance signs when you think of quotation marks. Whenever I see these signs I imagine someone at the side of the road shouting distances to me." While returning two books to the North Island Regional Library in downtown Campbell River, Marie utilizes an artful First Nations rendering of a salmon embedded in the downtown waterfront walkway; the memorial plaque on the local cenotaph; Mike the Logger, a full scale carving of a logger high atop a spar pole; the snow capped coastal range mountains; the Discovery Inn sign; the Tidemark Theater courtyard; her library books containing the poems "Flanders Fields" by McCrae and "The Tender Elf" by Morley; the Art Gallery murals; and the grounds of the renowned Museum At Campbell River, to conduct tutorials on the three uses of double quotation marks. These uses are: to enclose the exact words of a speaker; to suggest a different level of usage (slang or intentional grammatical mistakes); and to enclose titles of articles, poems, stories, and chapters, when used in a large body of prose. She also illustrates the use of single quotation marks within a sentence to enclose a quotation within a quotation by using the example, "Do you know," asked the teacher, "who said, 'We have nothing to fear but fear itself'?" Workbook, interactive exercises, and ad-free videos available at Pay from the Heart pricing at https://www.cozygrammar.com/complete-...