: Re: How to indicate that a single letter was removed from a quotation Suppose a source text says: 1 Timothy 2:4 says that God desires all people to be saved. Now suppose I want to quote
In this example, just move the word in question outside the quotation marks:
It is possible for God to desire "all people to be saved."
It's more difficult in the case that the word in question is buried in the quote. In that case, you would probably just put the entire word itself in brackets.
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