Are you using quotation marks properly?

Are you using quotation marks properly? Are you accidently stealing other people's words? When it comes to using quotation marks it can be kind of tricky when first learning about them. How you use quotation marks is when you are using someone else's words as your own to avoid the conflict of plagiarism for stealing something that wasn't your, or in a book when reading and you want to cite that in your essay you are writing you should do it like this Ex: Then he said "We shouldn't go in their its too dark!". You can see that I'm not saying it but the character that I am referring to is talking. Why we use quotation marks can be linked back to plagiarism, how would you like to do all the work in the project and someone else tells your teacher that they did it when they put in zero work and the teacher believes them! That's almost the same thing with plagiarism, someone else takes the credit for what you did. When using them think of someone else is talking to you or when you heard someone else say something that they can be sure of and be able to prove it because you don't want a paper with someone that isn't credible.

-Javier Ramirez