MLA citation style consists of two pieces:
2. Works Cited
The basic idea is that the works cited page at the end of your paper will list full citation information, while the in-text citations throughout your paper will lead the reader to the works cited page. This guide will go over in more detail both of these pieces (see tabs on the left).
If you don't cite your sources you run in danger of plagiarism. The basic reason for citing our sources is to make sure we don't take others' work as our own, and we give credit where credit is due.
Our librarians at Maple Woods have created a printable handout to help you with APA style! Click on the link below to access it: