Most words tend to do that depending on how you use them and where they are located
Answer:
I feel angry because my brother stole my ice cream, but I also feel happy because my brother didn't steal my ice cream.
Explanation:
Doesn't make sense, but this is what I think :)
The statement, which effectively uses a quotation to show Swift claim is this: SWIFT WRITES THAT 'THE POORER TENANTS WILL HAVE SOMETHING VALUABLE OF THEIR OWN' THAT CAN 'HELP TO PAY THEIR LANDLORD'S RENT.'
Quotation marks are used in write ups to indicate direct speech or texts; that is, quotation mark is used when an author wants to use the words of another person in his write up. When one is quoting a complete sentence, the first letter of the quoted word has to be capitalized, but when on is quoting a fragment, smaller letters will be used.
