when writing an essay does this " "(quotations) mean supposedly?

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04-03-2008, 01:42 PM

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when writing an essay does this " "(quotations) mean supposedly?

Like in this following sentence the word facts is in quotes because its supposedly facts
can i write it like that ????

This article starts each body paragraph with a statement of the opposite view, and then contradicts it with “facts.”
i know it does NOT MEAN supposably but can i use it like that.

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