It’s really not as hard as I’ve made it out to be.
Each paragraph that has a new example for the literary device you chose must be introduced. The direct quote or paraphrase can then be placed and then at least one sentence should be used to conclude. Because what is the point of analysis paper if you don’t prove you know what you are talking about?
Exactly.
Showing posts with label quotes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quotes. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Direct Quotes
Direct quotes…you need them. Now how to use them is the hard part. Hopefully you know how to place quotes inside of a sentence of your own words. But if you do not then maybe I can help.
Ex.
You say what you are trying to say and lead into the quote, “It’s as simple as that” (Me 31).
Most teachers want you to use the MLA format. Depending on what you are studying in college, professors might want you to use APA or even their own format. Son of a Citation Machine, one of the websites I have placed on the left hand side for your use, is a great tool for setting up quotes just exactly the way your teacher wants you to. It will even help you with you bibliography.
Ex.
You say what you are trying to say and lead into the quote, “It’s as simple as that” (Me 31).
Most teachers want you to use the MLA format. Depending on what you are studying in college, professors might want you to use APA or even their own format. Son of a Citation Machine, one of the websites I have placed on the left hand side for your use, is a great tool for setting up quotes just exactly the way your teacher wants you to. It will even help you with you bibliography.
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