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What does this mean?
I think its something to do with when you're editing something to show you've changed it, I'm really not sure though.
Explain, please.
I think its something to do with when you're editing something to show you've changed it, I'm really not sure though.
Explain, please.
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[sic] would be used if you quoted it verbatim (exactly, intentionally including mistakes)
If you altered it, then, you would put your alterations in [brackets], right?
If you altered it, then, you would put your alterations in [brackets], right?
I think.
no.
[sic] would be after the quotation.
[sic] would be after the quotation.
Thankuu.
and if the word was misspelt in the original text the [word] would be in square brackets?
and if the word was misspelt in the original text the [word] would be in square brackets?
sic1 Audio pronunciation of "[sic]" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sk)
adv.
Thus; so. Used to indicate that a quoted passage, especially one containing an error or unconventional spelling, has been retained in its original form or written intentionally.
adv.
Thus; so. Used to indicate that a quoted passage, especially one containing an error or unconventional spelling, has been retained in its original form or written intentionally.
What does this mean?
I think its something to do with when you're editing something to show you've changed it, I'm really not sure though.
Explain, please.
I think its something to do with when you're editing something to show you've changed it, I'm really not sure though.
Explain, please.
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