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Anybody here understand MLA format for writing a research paper?
If I have paragraph that I paraphrased from three different pages from a book, all in the same paragraph, how would I cite it? Would I have to cite each sentence separately, even though they're from the same book in the same sentence, or could I do it like this (Russian stories, pages 10, 15, 50)?
Thanks.
2 Answers
- Anonymous5 years ago
You would cite each one separately. Think about the purpose that we do citations in the first place: to enable a reader to go read the original source from which you got a particular fact or quotation. It's easier to do that if you tell the reader which bit of info came from which specific page of the source.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Use the website sons of citation to help you cite your sources. :)