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Does EBSCO cite MLA style correctly?

Last Updated: Aug 15, 2012 | 72 Views

Topics: Citation, Citation/Style: MLA

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The MLA style citation provided by EBSCO is basically correct. The only things you have to change are:

Delete the word EBSCO from the citation.
If entire words in the citation are capitalized, change it so that only first letters are capitalized.
Make sure it is formatted double spaced with a .5" hanging indent on your works cite page.

You can get more MLA tips from our MLA Style LibGuide, see link below.

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Cite MLA Style

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