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On Slide 21 of the PowerPoint, you are introduced to a step-by-step process for developing a quote or paraphrase that begins with a signal phrase

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On Slide 21 of the PowerPoint, you are introduced to a step-by-step process for developing a quote or paraphrase that begins with a signal phrase. Post your practice work here. Remember to follow the models I share with you:

• Source Name, appositive descriptor, verb, “Fake quote” (#).
• Source Name, appositive descriptor, verb, fake paraphrase (#).

Here's an example:

• Prof. Decker, a devilishly handsome genius, explains, "The pandemic has certainly presented some challenges for teaching and learning at Montgomery College, but our academic community is strong and resourceful. We can handle this!" (45). <-- By the way, I made up that number. Usually, when we quote information from a source, we need to cite the page number where the exact quoted language can be found.

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