4: MLA/APA/CMS — Read — Invisible Network

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4.1: What is MLA, APA, and CMS?
4.2: MLA Signal Phrases
4.3: MLA Citation Examples
In-text citations in MLA style are sometimes called parenthetical citations. An in-text citation is used to let the reader of your work know that an outside source contributed to your writing of a particular phrase, idea, or argument. In-text citations need to be used following every direct quotation and paraphrase/summary that you write.
4.4: APA Signal Phrases
4.5: APA Citation Examples
4.6: CMS Signal Phrases

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