Hi, and thanks for this video. One thing I noticed at around 10:40. You used "n.d." According to the "Ask the MLA" FAQ, if there's no date we now leave it blank: "Q. The work I’m citing doesn’t have a publication date or page numbers. Should I include the abbreviations n.d. ('no date') and n. pag. ('no pagination) in the works-cited-list entry? Answer No. Do not use placeholders for unknown information like n.d. (''no date') and n. pag. ('no pagination') unless your teacher asks you to do so. " [I know I should do a proper citation, but I'm not bothering.]
How come that ur citation added manually ? i see that you edit whatever u want just by clicking on cited works titles which we don't wanna create citations list this way but only by clicking on a bibliography
You picked this apart like everything was garbage and that the student should throw it away also your dog is so annoying it kept making noise in the background
thank you for this video but honestly im in 11th grade and my teacher made us watch it. its really good u explained it perfectly but I hate this shit I just want to graduate already I don't even know why im learning this I want to be a petroleum engineer I don't need English like what the fuck.... ps sorry for the language 😜
Thanks for your helpful video. On the slide for web sources (9:17 into the video), my understanding is that there is a comma between the website name and the date published rather than a period. I use The Purdue OWL as my main MLA reference, and that's what it shows. Also, I see that in your example which follows, you did use a comma between the website and the date published. Another discrepancy I noticed is 10:33 into the video, and you've included n.d. which is no longer required if the web page doesn't provide a date published. I appreciate the time you put into making this!
Under the basics on the right side of the page, it writes: ''Use italics for titles''. 2 slides later, on Formatting the 1st Page, it writes: ''Paper tile... No Italcs''. So what is the correct guideline? Title in italics or no italics?
I'm trying to contact the creator of this video in order to get written permission to use the content in an online university class. What would be the best way to contact you?
Thank you so very much for your thorough explanation. It has been most helpful to a student out of college for 28 years.
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Go to school and learn it yourself. Don't be lazy.
Thank you for this.
I hate MLA.
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Hi, and thanks for this video. One thing I noticed at around 10:40. You used "n.d."
According to the "Ask the MLA" FAQ, if there's no date we now leave it blank: "Q. The work I’m citing doesn’t have a publication date or page numbers. Should I include the abbreviations n.d. ('no date') and n. pag. ('no pagination) in the works-cited-list entry?
Answer
No. Do not use placeholders for unknown information like n.d. (''no date') and n. pag. ('no pagination') unless your teacher asks you to do so. "
[I know I should do a proper citation, but I'm not bothering.]
Thanks a lot, Madam! I clearly understand everything about MLA format now, and I am ready to master it in my academic papers.
How come that ur citation added manually ? i see that you edit whatever u want just by clicking on cited works titles which we don't wanna create citations list this way but only by clicking on a bibliography
anyone see that she has minecraft installed. what a cool teacher
yes I that's the first thing I noticed
Thanks, Professor! I appreciate this tutorial as a refresher and reference!
Very clear and easy to understand.
Thank you Libby Bennett - I feel a bit better about MLA after watching your video.
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Thank you so very much!!! You are a lifesaver
Thank you but please speak a bit slower next time.
As a verb, is should have a capital I at 10:40 ish.
Thank you
Very helpful
So i guess I am a dummy
Thank You for this teaching.
Gamer plays minecraft
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You picked this apart like everything was garbage and that the student should throw it away also your dog is so annoying it kept making noise in the background
This comment makes me want to throw up
the sound your animal is making is extremely distracting
thank you for this video but honestly im in 11th grade and my teacher made us watch it. its really good u explained it perfectly but I hate this shit I just want to graduate already I don't even know why im learning this I want to be a petroleum engineer I don't need English like what the fuck.... ps sorry for the language 😜
Thanks for your helpful video. On the slide for web sources (9:17 into the video), my understanding is that there is a comma between the website name and the date published rather than a period. I use The Purdue OWL as my main MLA reference, and that's what it shows. Also, I see that in your example which follows, you did use a comma between the website and the date published. Another discrepancy I noticed is 10:33 into the video, and you've included n.d. which is no longer required if the web page doesn't provide a date published. I appreciate the time you put into making this!
Your are a great teacher. Love the fact that you rationalized the information. So helpul. Thanks.
Professor, your explanation is so easy to understand, and it helped me a lot, Thank you so much.
Under the basics on the right side of the page, it writes: ''Use italics for titles''. 2 slides later, on Formatting the 1st Page, it writes: ''Paper tile... No Italcs''. So what is the correct guideline? Title in italics or no italics?
Your title is not italicized, but titles of sources are.
Awesome!! Am a passionate academic writer and I can't fail to acknowledge such a helpful advice
Hi please please what do we do when we have city of publication .
Thank you. Informing video
can i put a table in my essay
I am not a dummy
no you're a dumbass
I'm trying to contact the creator of this video in order to get written permission to use the content in an online university class. What would be the best way to contact you?