The difference between a paraphrase and a quotation is that you use your own words to restate the ideas of the original in a paraphrase, but in a quotation you use the exact words.
<h3>What is quotation?</h3>
Quotation means extracting words from the source and using four to five words from the source exactly the same.
For example, taking a sentence from the source same as written in the source and quoted it in your writing.
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The answer would be: use specific details to refute the opposite side's views
Answer:
Conversation between two strangers about the pollution in the cities of Nepal.
Explanation:
Stranger 1: <em>(Reading the newspaper)</em> It is sad to see that even a city like Kathmandu is polluted.
Stranger 2: Pollution in Kathmandu?
Stranger 1: Yes, brother, see the headlines in today's newspaper says that pollution level is increasing in cities in Nepal, and Kathmandu is one of them.
Stranger 2: That's really sad! Kathmandu once used to be known as a 'City of glory' but now it is overly populated. With increase in population, there is increase in usage of vehicles over the decades also. It is due to overly use of vehicles that must have led to such a city to higher pollution levels.
Stranger 1: Yes! This is really affecting the air quality not only of the city but of the globe on broader level. I just hope that the government of Nepal will do something to combat this problem, as many countries are trying to combat the global warming problem.
Stranger 2: Yes! Hope so!
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