After quoting “Khalid traveled,” the narrator adds “Amr arrived.” What can a misplaced conjunction or quotation boundary cause?
Supplementary Practice 7: Editing Expressions, Weighing Context and Rhetorical Critique
- Past tense automatically becomes imperfect
- “Amr” necessarily becomes a subject noun
- The two reports necessarily become synonymous
- The narrator’s report about Amr may falsely be attributed to the quoted speaker