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Writing Resources:
If you need more MLA help, click the blue bar below to go to the Writing Explained website.
If you need more MLA help, click the blue bar below to go to the Writing Explained website.
The Works Cited Page
The Works Cited Page
The Works Cited page should be the last page of your paper. All of the referenced material from within your paper should appear in an alphabetized list on this page.
Entries are in ALPHABETICAL ORDER by the author's last name, or, for any sources without authors, by the title.
Entries should be double-spaced and followed by a period.
Capitalize the first word and all primary words fo titles and subtitles. (You should not capitalize articles, prepositions, coordinating conjunctions, or the "to" in infinitives.)
When there are multiple publishers listed, include all of them with a forward slash (/) between them.
Your last name and page number should appear in the top right corner, set off by 1/2 inch.
The page should be double-spaced, and each entry should have a one inch margin.
For entries longer than a single line, indent the second line by 1/2 inch (hanging indent).
***NOTE: If you are alphabetizing with a title AND your title begins with a, an, or the, you will alphabetize by the NEXT word in your title.
For all the "What if?" scenario questions for MLA style, I HIGHLY recommend using the OWL Purdue website. It is VERY thorough, just use the search option to find what you need. BOOKMARK IT. You'll thank me in high school. Click the bar below:
For all the "What if?" scenario questions for MLA style, I HIGHLY recommend using the OWL Purdue website. It is VERY thorough, just use the search option to find what you need. BOOKMARK IT. You'll thank me in high school. Click the bar below:
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