Is this incorrect? If so correct it:
"To be of not to be that is the question" (Shakespeare pg55).
Any signal phrase would work: "To be of not to be that is the question" (Shakespeare 55).
For a source with two authors in MLA format, you should separate the authors' names with the word "and" in the in-text citation.
True
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In the movie Finding Nemo, we see a wonderful example of persistence when Dory sings, "Just keep swimming, just keep swimming..." (Stanton).
Correct.
In the movie Finding Nemo, we see a wonderful example of persistence when Dory sings, "Just keep swimming, just keep swimming..." (Stanton).
If I reword something, I don't need to cite the author.
What is false.
Look below, is it incorrect, if it is correct it.
To explain how beautiful the weather was, the author stated, "The sun is like a smile, I can't get enough of it" (54).
To explain how beautiful the weather was, the author stated, "The sun is like a smile, I can't get enough of it" (Keeling 54).
If you want to use a quotation from a movie, what do you do?
Directors last name
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In Harry Potter the Half Blood Prince page 294, J.K. Rowling wrote, "I am a wizard, not a baboon brandishing a stick.”
Correct.
I quoted material from page 147 of a book with 2 authors, with Kate Johnsen and Johnny Trevor.
What is (Johnsen and Trevor 147).
In MLA format, every in-text citation must have a corresponding entry in the Works Cited page.
True
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To represent their relationship the author explains “Margaret had never spoken of Helstone since she left (Elizabeth Gaskell 100).
To represent their relationship the author explains, “Margaret had never spoken of Helstone since she left" (Gaskell 100).