Is the right way to do in text citations.when “you’re ready to go do something else’’ (Jordan).

Answer 1

Did Jordan say "you’re ready to go do something else"

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

You can do citations any way your heart desires...I go with the old Chicago style book I learned at the University of Texas in 1960. However, styles change. So use whatever your heart desires.

Now if your teacher told you to use MLA, or APA, or else, you need to use those for those classes. If you are writing for publication, you need to use what the publication demands in its writing guide.

So your question: "is this the right way.." cannot be answered, unless you specify a style guide that you are instructed to use. My crystal ball (and ouija board, and my magic 8 ball) is on the blink, so I have no idea what you are supposed to use. Do you know? I recommend ask if you do not know.

Answer 4

MLA

Answer 5

Your text citation is correct.

Answer 6

Thanks Mrs.Sue for check to see if the text citation was right.

Answer 7

You're welcome, m/P.

Answer 8

Sorry about the frustrated before Would you help you me the grits one we were doing before?

Answer 9

Is the food called "grits?"

Answer 10

yes Mrs.Sue

Answer 11

Grits is the name of the food. Grits is not your source.

Grits should not be in parentheses.

Answer 12

I got the information from this website.

Answer 13

Which website?

Answer 14

Dictionary website

Answer 15

Here's how you should cite it.

"grits: a dish of coarsely ground corn kernels boiled with water or milk." (Google definition)

Answer 16

I used the definition from dictionary website for grits Mrs.Sue

Answer 17

Which dictionary?

I posted the correct definition and cited the source.

Answer 18

The website directory

Answer 19

I gave you the answer. Please do not post any more about this question.

Answer 20

Mrs.Sue I click on the first link when search for the definition in Google. I help this helps.

Answer 21

okay thanks again for the help.

Answer 22

You're welcome.