Question

when including a direct quote in your own sentence, it may be necessary to cut pieces off of the beginning, middle or ending of the quote to make the overall sentence work. false true

Explanation:

When integrating a direct quote into one's own sentence, it's acceptable (and sometimes necessary) to edit the quote by omitting parts (beginning, middle, or end) to ensure the sentence flows and makes sense, as long as the original meaning is preserved and proper citation/ellipses are used if needed. So the statement is true.

Answer:

true (corresponding to the right option labeled "true")