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Mastering MLA Format: How to Quote Sources Correctly

Welcome to our MLA format quoting guide! Whether you're writing an essay or a research paper, it's crucial to know how to properly incorporate quotes from sources. Our AI assistant is here to help you understand the rules of MLA citation style, provide examples, and answer your questions.

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Quoting in MLA format involves a few key steps. For short quotes, incorporate them into your text with quotation marks and include the author's last name and page number in parentheses. For longer quotes, use a block format without quotation marks and start on a new line. What kind of text are you quoting from, and how can I assist you further in understanding MLA citations? Maybe you have a specific example or source in mind we could work through together?