How To Cite Your Sources
The most common style, MLA, is what we usually use at MBA. (There are also APA, Chicago, Turabian, and other styles not as widely used in high school.)
Next, you'll need to determine both IN TEXT and END OF TEXT citations.
In Text Citations
These include the citations placed after direct quotations, paraphrases, facts, and the like. Usually, they are placed in parentheses with the name of the source's author, the page number where the content appears in the source, and possibly the name of the original source if the author has more than one entry on the Works Cited page. See the guides below for examples.
End of Text Citations
These include Works Cited pages, Bibliographies, and the like.
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