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In the twenty-first century, research and scholarship increasingly depend on digital tools for managing, organizing, and formatting information. As academic writing grows more data-intensive and interdisciplinary,...

Most college students spend hours refining their ideas yet lose points for errors that have nothing to do with argument or evidence. Those errors are usually...

Modern Language Association (MLA) style remains one of the most widely used citation systems in the humanities. It offers clarity, flexibility, and a deep respect for...

In academic writing, every essay or research project depends on careful documentation of sources. For most students, the term Works Cited is familiar: it refers to...

In the past decade, social media has transformed not only how people communicate but also how knowledge circulates. Platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram now...

Use MLA for humanities (literature, languages, cultural studies) and APA for social and behavioral sciences. MLA favors the author–page system and a Works Cited list; APA...

In MLA 9, in-text citations follow the author–page style: include the author’s last name and the page number without a comma—either in parentheses (Smith 27) or...

The MLA heading is a four-line block on the first page only (student name, instructor, course, date), aligned left above the title. The MLA header is...