Describe quotation marks how used, why, and when to used

Quotation marks are basically to the exact words of a person that is not you.

There are two ways to understand this.

The First is, when you write and want to add another person’s exact words, like when you read something in a book, article, etc., and want to add the exact words that captures you, or that you will need to place your idea.

For example:

“we always take the glory”- the Achievement book.

The second one is when you are writing and there are characters, like a story, or a dialog, and you want to emphasize which character is talking.

For example:

Father Miguel said “Stop, nobody moves”.

The mayor rule on this Quotations, is that every time its open, they must be one that close them. This is to let the reader know when it ends.

Ticak M (2020), Quotation Marks, https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks/