Inserting your quote into your sentence by Rebecca Sadler https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu en-us 2022-08-26 03:11:57 UTC 2022-08-26 03:30:57 UTC hello@padlet.com A quote cannot be a sentence on its own. It needs to be a part of another sentence. sadlerr https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272256479 In the prologue Saroo explains how different life was for him in Australia, compared to India, 'I still wasn't used to the idea of being safe, let alone having things of my own'. (p.xi).]]> 2022-08-26 03:23:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272256479 Another example sadlerr https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272260807  Saroo wandered the streets of Kolkata and saw many horrifying things, ‘I passed beggars missing limbs and eyes, some with faces ravaged and eaten away by disease’ (p. 61).]]> 2022-08-26 03:27:47 UTC https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272260807 Using ellipses (...) to show parts of the quote are left out sadlerr https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272264135 The world that Saroo describes in Lion is not something I am very familiar with, especially customs like holy men he describes in chapter 4, ‘...wore saffron robes and beads…and red and white paint on their faces’ (p.?).]]> 2022-08-26 03:30:57 UTC https://padlet.com/sadlerr/3wn6e515co2bi2iu/wish/2272264135