Asked by m

I have question to do I have reword
sentence because it give the definition for food the Goetta, which is made from mixed pork, beef, oaks and seasonings, packaged into a roll and then fried and severed hot. I don't want it to turn up as plagiarism in my paper?
Answered by Ms. Sue
I suggest you put it in quotation marks and cite your source.

Be sure to correct your typos.

Answered by m
"which is made from mixed pork, beef, oaks and seasonings, packaged into a roll and then fried and severed hot”(“Josen”).
Like this?
Answered by Writeacher
What's that in the parentheses?
Answered by m
what am cite?
Answered by Writeacher
Is that a name in the parentheses? Or part of a title? Or what?
Answered by m
One food that’s found in the Midwest is Goetta, “which is made from mixed pork, beef, oaks and seasonings, packaged into a roll and then fried and severed hot”(“Josen”).
The part that in quotes is so plagiarism does not show up in my paper.
Answered by Writeacher
I'm asking what the word is that's is in quotations AND parentheses. What is that? A name? Part of a title? Or what?

I think the quotations in the parentheses need to be removed, but I can't be sure until you tell me what that word is.

Also, there needs to be a space between the quotations marks and the first parenthesis.
Answered by m
That the definition?
Answered by m
It part of a definition
Answered by Writeacher
<b>"which is made from mixed pork, beef, oaks and seasonings, packaged into a roll and then fried and severed hot”</b>(<u>“Josen”</u>).

I know what the quotation itself is -- the part I put in <b>bold</b> above.

What I'm asking about is the word that I've <u>underslined</u> above? What is it? A name? Part of a title? Or what?
Answered by Writeacher
<u>underlined</u>
Answered by P
It cite the source
Answered by Ms. Sue
P -- why are you answering for m? Or are you just sticking your two-cents in?

Answered by m
It cite the source
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