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We use quotation marks to show (or mark) the beginning and end of a word or phrase that is somehow special or comes from outside the text that we are writing. Quotation marks are also called "quotes" or "inverted commas".
1. Use quotation marks around the title or name of a book, film, ship etc:
Example: My favorite book is "A Prayer for Owen Meany" by John Irving.
2. We use quotation marks around a piece of text that we are quoting or citing, usually from another source:
Example: In The Cambridge Encyclopedia of The English Language, David Crystal argues that punctuation "plays a critical role in the modern writing system".
3. Use quotation marks around dialogue or direct speech:
Example: He said, "I must go alone."
4. Use quotation marks around a word or phrase that we see as slang or jargon.
5. Use quotation marks around a word or phrase that we want to make "special" in some way. Note that sometimes we use "italics" instead of quotation marks.
Quotation marks can be double ("-") or single ('-'). If we want to use quotation marks inside quotation marks, then we use single inside double, or double inside single.
Example: He said to her: "I thought 'Titanic' was a good film."

This is not a full explanation. If you're really interested to know, there are sites where you can have a more detailed explanation of this topic. But I hope this helped somehow. ^_^