Using Quotes

1. With a complete idea:
   ex. Hemingway often uses dialogue to emphasize a character trait: "The girl looked at the bead curtain, put her hand out and took hold of two of the strings of beads."
   
2. With an incomplete idea:
   ex. In Hemingway's story, Jig said, "They look like white elephants."
   
3. Inside a sentence:
   ex. The girl in Hemingway's story remarked, "Everything tastes of licorice, " revealing her attitude toward life.
   
4. With an incomplete quote:
   ex. Heminway's story takes place "between two lines of rails in the sun."
   
5. With an ellipsis:
   ex. "The girl looked at the beads..."
   
6. Within a quote:
   ex. Hemingway wrote, " 'They're lovely hills,' she said, 'They don't really look like white elephants.' "