She saidthat, 'Nearly every summer I visited my parents.'
or:
She said (that) she visited her parents nearly every summer.

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I have a quote, but I'm not sure how you would write the first comma, the last punctuation or whether to capitalize the first letter in the quoted quote, so I'm wondering how ought this be written correctly?
"She said that, 'Nearly every summer I visited my parents.'."
Thanks!
She saidthat, 'Nearly every summer I visited my parents.'
or:
She said (that) she visited her parents nearly every summer.
This is a quote that quotes a quote, so I cannot change or omit the word "that".
I'm sorry, I should have clarified.
This sentence is spoken by someone else, and I want to quote this person.
Let's say this person is person A.
So person A has said the words:
She said that Nearly every summer I visited my parents
She in this would be person B.
Person B has in turn said "Nearly every summer I visited my parents".
Now I need to quote what person A said, which includes what person B has said. So the quotes must remain true to the original words spoken, and I'm now wondering how to corretly format the sentence.
I hope this made it clearer. Thanks !
Ok, let me try again.
Chronologically, who said what:
B (words said to A at an earlier occasion, 2 days ago): Nearly every summer I visited my parents.
A (words said to me 1 day ago): She said that nearly every summer I visited my parents.
Now, I'm in written form going to quote what A has said to me.
Yes, A's words are incorrect, which is a problem. Let's say that A is not a native speaker and therefore may speak incorrectly.
I need to quote the exact words spoken, I cannot meddle with words inside the quote, so I cannot change it to names.
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