FAQ: How do I cite sources in MLA style?
MLA Style uses containers as a way to organize the citation. You can learn more on the Works Cited: A Quick Guide This link opens in a new window. The screenshot below is the template MLA recommends using to organize your sources. There is an interactive practice template This link opens in a new window too. See the MLA Guide for citation examples.
MLA Citation Examples
- How do I do an in-text citation in MLA style?
- How do I cite a book or ebook in MLA style?
- How do I cite a website in MLA style?
- How do I cite a periodical (journal or magazine) article in MLA?
- How do I cite a podcast in MLA Style?
- How do I cite a blog in MLA style?
- How do I cite a television show in MLA style?
More Information
- MLA Guide (Shapiro Library)
Further Help
This information is intended to be a guideline, not expert advice. Please be sure to speak to your professor about the appropriate way to cite sources in your class assignments and projects.
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