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It is important to use sources to have something that can back your arguments. Without having other sharing your view with facts, it becomes difficult to trust the text.

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to show that you have support to ur argument 

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to show that you have support to ur argument 

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so the reader knows where the information has come from

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so the reader knows where the information has come from

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Why do you think it is important to use sources? Magnus
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it is important because without sources your arguments aren't trustworthy.

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FAKE NEWS

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Because then you can see different type of information and strengthen up your text. Which can make it more trustworthy.

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Because then you can see different type of information and strengthen up your text. Which can make it more trustworthy.

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It's important to use seources so you can back up your information with real proof. It is important to use well known sources so you are sure that it isn't fake.

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Sources can show your teacher that you are not just copying.

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Sources can show your teacher that you are not just copying.

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Because when you use sources, people know that its not just your meaning but something others have also hav thought about and researched.

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Because when you use sources, people know that its not just your meaning but something others have also hav thought about and researched.

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because then magnus or other people can resarch about what i have written and kan chekk if it is correct

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because then magnus or other people can resarch about what i have written and kan chekk if it is correct

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sources let the teacher know that you aren't trying to steal information.

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sources let the teacher know that you aren't trying to steal information.

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sour

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checking if the information is correct