MLA+Format

Consider all the help that is below and the web sites that exist to help.
 * MLA Samples for "in-text" / (parenthetical) Citation:**
 * Works Cited Activity:** (To be copied, pasted, and done in Microsoft word.)



=M.L.A. **(Modern Language Association)**= =**Formatting** **Help Page:** = Everything you need to know is here!

[|Modern Language Association Web Site] can help you with any questions you have regarding MLA formatting and citing for your essays or presentations.

Check out [|Purdue’s MLA web pages] to help you with the MLA Formatting and Style Guide this site will give you a sample to follow for ANY type of resource. Believe me, you can find how to make a works cited for anything, HERE!


 * Below too, are the two handouts you were given in class. Feel Free to print them out if you would like a hard copy of them as well. **

Actual Page set up: How to complete your "works cited."

NEED A REALLY EASY WAY TO COMPLETE THAT WORKS CITED? (Click on the icon below to take you to "citationmachine.net"

=**Recommend doing this though, after you view each new reference material when you are doing your research.. Not AFTER you finish your essay.)**=

Basic Rules for Formatting an MLA Document. -size 12 font -Times New Roman font -double-spaced -outside margins set to 1 inch -do not use a title page, include the title, centered, on the first page -before the title, on the left include: 1st-your name, 2nd-your teacher's name, 3rd-the name of the class, 4th-today's date -right-justified on the top of each page, type your last name with the number of the page. For example: Smith 1 For help on MLA citing, go to: http://www.easybib.com/