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Use a works cited page that fplows MLA style. The works cited should be double spaced and use hanging indents for the first line of each entry. When writing an article you can use a wide variety of words to make the article interesting, but there are certain words you should avoid. In this paper I will discuss some words that you should not use in your articles. The first word we will discuss is “I”. You should never use “I” in your article, as it distracts from the topic of your paper and makes your readers focus more on you than on your topic. Another word you should avoid is “Me”. Using “Me” is similar to using “I” as it distracts from the subject of the paper. Both of these words should only be used when writing personal documents such as a diary or a letter to a friend. Another word to avoid is “This”. This word should only be used when discussing the topic of the paper and only near the beginning of the sentence. If you use “This” too often it becomes distracting and makes your writing less clear.

An effective way to organize an article is by creating an outline before you begin writing. An outline helps you organize and plan your thoughts before putting them on paper; this allows you to write a better article with less time wasted trying to figure out what to write next. You can create an outline by creating headings for each section of your paper and then listing the information needed for each heading. Once you have created an outline you can proceed with writing your article. A good way to write an effective article is to keep your sentences short and to the point. Long run-on sentences can cause confusion and make your writing sound unprofessional and boring. Another technique for writing an effective article is to connect what you write with what has been said immediately before and after what you are writing about, so that your ideas flow smoothly from one thought to another. Finally, when writing an article it is important to be organized and logical so that your points will be easy to fplow and understand. To be organized and logical you need to always relate what you write back to the main idea of your paper and choose words carefully so that they are appropriate for your audience and do not distract from your point.

In this paper we discussed how to effectively use the three main types of sentences. simple, compound and complex sentences. We also discussed how to effectively organize paragraphs and articles and how to avoid using certain words in our articles. These techniques will make your articles easier to read and more interesting for your reader.

In this piece we discussed how to properly cite sources in MLA style when writing an article. MLA style requires that all sources cited in text be listed at the end of the piece in a separate section called Works Cited (this section must also be double spaced. Each entry in Works Cited begins with a citation which includes the author’s last name, a comma, and then a period after their last name. Next, you should list the title of the source, fplowed by a period. After that, a sentence explaining where you found this source should be written. All entries in Works Cited must include complete publication information from the source being cited, including page numbers if necessary. At the top of Works Cited there should be a title which includes the names of all authors of the papers being cited in Works Cited, including any articles or books written by more than one author, separated by commas.

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When citing a source in a paragraph outside of Works Cited, it is acceptable to simply list the author’s last name fplowed by a period instead of citing the author, title, page numbers, etc.; however, it is still important to cite where you found this information. To cite sources in a paragraph outside of Works Cited, place a parenthetical citation at the end of the sentence using parentheses with periods inside them (do not put spaces between commas or periods. For example, if you were citing John Smith in order to support the point made in this sentence, "John Smith stated that…" you would write "Smith (2000. states that" at the end of the sentence in parenthesis so that it reads "Smith (2000. states that."

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