You should use direct quotations:
A)when you want to express the idea of another speaker in your own words.
B)when you want to avoid documenting references to others' ideas.
C)when you have derived the quotations with the help of a primary research.
D)when the quotation flows effectively with your paper.
E)when you want to use the MLA documentation system to create a reference list.

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Direct quotations are verbatim restatements from another source. Use direction quotations only when the quotation contains a particularly compelling combination of words, flows effectively with your paper, and emphasizes the credibility of the original speaker or writer.

You Should Use Direct Quotations