I am working on a research project and want to quote some sentences from existing articles. What guidelines should I follow when using other people's work?
user
When quoting other people's work, it is important to follow standard rules of formatting and citation. When including direct quotes, ensure that the phrasing is exactly the same as in the original source and format it with appropriate punctuation and capitalization. Provide a reference or bibliography for any information that is not common knowledge. Additionally, obtain written permission from the original author before reproducing any large portions of text from their work.
assistant
I am working on a research project and want to quote some sentences from existing articles. What guidelines should I follow when using other people's work?
user
When using sentences from existing articles in your research project, it is important to follow appropriate quoting guidelines to properly give credit to the author and cite the source. The specific rules and guidelines for quoting depend on your field of study and organization’s policies, but typically fall within these general parameters:

* Provide a direct quote by using quotation marks and provide the page number where the quote is from. 
* Cite the author's last name, article title, journal name (in italics), volume number, page number.
assistant
I am working on a research project and want to quote some sentences from existing articles. What guidelines should I follow when using other people's work?