How to Cite ANY Source in MLA Format (In-text Citations)
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- In this video, I show you how to cite any source in MLA format. I not only show you how to cite your sources but I cover the purpose of in-text or parenthetical citations which will help you avoid plagiarism.
So whether if it is a website, article, book, play, you know the author or don't or it has multiple authors, I cover it all. If you have a quote, piece of evidence, or fact that you want to cite in your essay, check out this video.
You can either watch the entire video or use the time stamps down below to help you find exactly the source you are trying to cite:
0:00 Introduction to In-text Citations
0:17 Purpose of In-text Citations
0:55 How to Avoid Plagiarism
2:07 Cite Source with Known Author in MLA
2:36 Cite Source from Organization in MLA
2:50 How Do You Cite if You Don't Know the Author?
3:07 Cite Classic Literary Work with Multiple Editions in MLA
3:23 Authors with the Same Last Name in MLA
3:32 Cite Source with Two Authors in MLA
3:42 Cite Source with More than Two Authors in MLA
3:58 Cite Different Sources by the Same Author in MLA
4:18 Cite Multivolume Work in MLA
4:27 Cite the Bible in MLA
4:46 Cite a Source in a Source in MLA
5:17 Cite Online Source in MLA
5:42 Cite Online Magazine or Website in MLA
5:59 Cite Film or Movie in MLA
6:05 Cite a Lecture in MLA
6:10 Cite Multiple Authors in the Same Sentence in MLA
6:19 Cite Video in MLA
6:29 How Do I Cite a Short Quote?
6:35 How Do I Cite a Long Quote?
6:42 How Do I Add Words to a Quote?
6:46 How Do I Omit Words to a Quote?
6:53 Review, Revise and Edit Your Work
I used this source in my video so here is my citation:
Purdue Writing Lab. “MLA In-Text Citations: The Basics.” Purdue Writing Lab, owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_in_text_citations_the_basics.html.
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MLA style is very well explained. Thank you. I didn't find any better video for this topic than yours on UA-cam.👍
I’m glad it helped!!
This video was super helpful. Thank you so much.
This helped a lot. I was trying to figure out a way to cite the Bible correctly because I am comparing verses to a poem for one of my courses. I looked at previous videos from other people and those were confusing. This is clear and transparent.
Appreciate you sharing that!
I am using your videos for my 7th graders and I have found them to be very useful. Thank you!
Awesome. That is great to hear that there are helpful!
Best video perfect info i was looking for. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great job, Nephew!!
Thanks!
How do i cite a poster?, i need help ASAP
Plagiarism = bad, this channel = GOOD
Ha! Good summary!
How about an interview from an online newspaper?
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Hi! Miss Pickey here! You have a typo on the page where you first cite Foner about minute 2:25 you have (Foner, 44), There should be NO COMMA! Can you fix that?
Otherwise this is great! I share your videos with my students A LOT!
Good catch! I’ll see what I can do since it’s already posted. 👍🏽
Thanks for sharing; however, why did you use all CAPs in your examples? Very misleading to students who are just learning about MLA.
how can i cite what someone said in an article? like an article and the author interviewed a person
It sounds like you should watch at 4:46. You are citing a source in a source.
Yeah watched it earlier and it sounds like what I'm talking about xD
I'm trying to figure out who should i quote/cite in an article where the author inserted many dialogues from different people.
Thank you man!
@@MisterMessinger should I follow this procedure even if the article is In a website? Or should use the "how to qoute online source" process?
Yes, the rule of thumb is to cite the original author no matter if it is in a book, website or article. Cite whoever said the quote not necessarily where you read it.
Your works cited is wrong on 1:33. We never list a source on a works cited by first name, and your intext is (Bickham), and the source is listed as Jes first. On the works cited page it should say, Bickham, Jes.
Hey at 2:34 YOU ARE WRONG GET IT RIGHT BUDDY
Thanks for the kind words 😀 I have been trying to find a way to fix it.