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- Can I cite sources at the end of an article even if I haven't read the other materials?
- Can someone review my paper and tell me what corrections to make so that it fits MLA format?
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- Do I have to do an in-text citation and a works cited entry for a source I just paraphrse? Do I only do an in-text citation?
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Avoid Plagiarism: What is plagiarism and how to avoid it. EasyBib: How to access and use EasyBib School Edition. MLA Style: Paper format; examples of MLA citations. APA Style: Paper format; examples of APA citations. Chicago Style: Paper format; examples of Chicago citations. Online Citation Builders: Use online tools to create citations. Other Styles: AMA and CSE style. Get More Help: Ask Us! FAQ, Get Help, and Quick Facts. |
Why Cite ...
Citing sources is giving credit where credit is due. You have to tell people where you got your information. Failure to do so is plagiarism, an act that can carry severe academic consequences.
In addition, please note that the LCCC Student Code of Conduct discusses plagiarism in Section IIIA. Click here to view the code.
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