When using quotation marks for partial or indirect quotations, words-as-words, short-form works, or expressions, American and British punctuation styles differ.
2.
Often, Sears says, the indirect quotation emerges as " He was asked if he were happy with his run production ."
3.
Both versions above are indirect quotations because they do not use inverted commas and do not claim to quote the exact words the President used.
4.
In indirect quotation, there is more licence to adjust the tense of the original verb to suit the sentence in which the indirect quote appears.
5.
But as long as you're not " passing the ideas off as your own ", and distinguish between direct and indirect quotation, no major harm is being done .-IMSoP 00 : 33, 22 Nov 2004 ( UTC)
6.
Quotation using a country's home currency as the unit currency ( for example, USD 1.11 = EUR 1.00 in the Eurozone ) is known as indirect quotation or quantity quotation and is used in British newspapers; it is also common in Australia, New Zealand and the Eurozone.
7.
A line from the song that states, " there's a man who spoke wonders / I've never met him / he said,'he who seeks finds and who knocks will be let in'", which is an indirect quotation of " Matthew 7 : 8 " from The Bible.