3 years ago

When someone puts a quote and there name what does that mean

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lora16 [44]3 years ago

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Answer:

I Hope this Helps :)

Explanation:

When someone puts a quote and then there name, it means that, in this example, Charles is the one who said what is in those quotes. Thoes are his own words, and nobody elses. Have A Wonderful Day!!!

seraphim [82]3 years ago

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Answer: when a quote is written and a persons name is written after, it's like a personal patent to those words, they are that persons and no one can say they said it first. Example: "If you get hurt, hurt em back, if you get killed, walk it off" -captain america

sorry but i am HUGE MCU fan lol hope this helps

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