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You should be using the font times new roman and the font size should be 12. Your margins should be 1 inch all around and your whole paper should be double spaced.

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Works Cited is the very last page of your essay.  You should included all the citations that you used throughout the essay.  Make sure that you make every citation formatted with a hanging indentation and double spaced.  Also, when your work includes the URL you should delete the first part which is https://. These also should be double spaced!!

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Well first off your quotes should be in quotation marks. If the quote seems to extend to four lines or more then you need to start it at a paragraph by itself and it should be 1/2 from the margin. When quoting paragraphs you should indent only the first line a quarter of an inch with it also being formatted in block form.

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All of your in-text citations should be included within the text to inform the readers of where you got your information came from. The citations should be in parentheses with the author and the page number. ex. (Berry, 9) if you already included the authors name in the sentence somehow the you only need to have the page number.  Here is a quick video to help because it can be a little tricky sometimes!

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literature (literary school or movement)

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A very quick overview of in text citations using MLA formatting. This does not cover all types of sources. It sticks to Websites and books. Thhis was made for a middle school classroom. Send me a message if there is an education topic that you would like to see a video on.

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Throughout your whole essay it should be double spaced including citations.

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In the MLA word, endnotes are really not needed but they can be used if you are writing a bibliographic notes. It is mainly just to give more insight to your reading and you would just

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Where did I get all this lovely information?

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Where did I get all this lovely information?

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https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/11/ and if I wanted to cite this in MLA format I would put
The Purdue Owl Writing Lab. The Writing Lab and OWL at Purdue and       Purdue U. 2008. owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource. Accessed September 11, 2017 (only thing is double spacing and a hanging indentation! this website won't allow me but please don't forget on your document.)

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These OWL resources will help you learn how to use the Modern Language Association (MLA) citation and format style. This section contains resources on in-text citation and the Works Cited page, as well as MLA sample papers, slide presentations, and the MLA classroom poster