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Do you mind if I ask what grade you're in? At my high-school you learn about in text citations in grade 10 (currently learning about that). One of the first things we were told was to put it in quotations.
Gaz_2_0, OP mentions "professor," so it's most likely a college/ university class. :-)
Too bad the majority of my students forgot most of this stuff between high school and college. Something in the water?
That "sucks." You should "report" your "teacher" for "being a bitch." "Hopefully," you'll get a chance to get "revenge" with "course evaluations" "."
Oh to be back in education.
Discuss it with her and hopefully it can be fixed.
Well, to be fair, they aren't properly cited without quotation marks no matter how much time you spent on them
Is it in-text citation? You only need quotation marks for in-text citation. Any other type of citation does not require quotation marks.
Since I people are likely to thumb me down for that I will provide two examples. Laura told me that she "was going to be at the supermarket in the afternoon, but it was closed". Laura told me that: I was going to be at the store today, but it was closed. (Not sure if FML) will keep my formatting, but the second one's quote should be centred on the screen, not justified.
I got marked down on a research paper once because i cited my sources. WTF?
I would guess that's not exactly what happened. Perhaps you cited your sources improperly or you attributed information to the wrong source? Or perhaps the credibility of your sources was doubtful?
Forgetting quotation marks if you are quoting something word is just as bad as not citing it plagiarism wise.
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Well, to be fair, they aren't properly cited without quotation marks no matter how much time you spent on them
To be pedantic, they're "quotation marks," and not "quotations." To be less of a jerk but also to point out something relevant, block quotes do not use quotation marks. They get their own line, go one font size down, and get an extra indentation on both right and left margins.