MLA:Body: Structure and Content: Quotes relate directly to main points

find quotes that just talks about the story and that's it.

MLA: Body: Structure and Content: quotes no longer than 4 typed lines.

this is when you have a quote and type it no more than 4 lines.

MLA: Body: Stucture and Content:Short quotes used in context

You just get a quote and get it from the context and shorten it to become a short quote.

MLA: Body: Structure and Content: Development of topics with examples/ Explanation.

to explain the development of the topic you have to show proof or examples.

MLA:Body: Stucture and Content:Smooth, logical transitions used within and between paragraphs.

MLA: to make logical transition in between paragraphs you have to transition to a smoother topic on what you are talking about in the story.

MLA: Body: Structure and Content:Logical organization

To  make a logical organization you have to make a sensible description of the organization and talk about the details.

MLA: Body: Structure and content: Main points relate in to the thesis.

Every time you write about the main point you have to bring up the thesis.

MLA: Body: Structure and Content: All paragraphs relate to thesis.

When you start off each paragraph you start each paragraph at least mentioning about the thesis.

MLA:Introductions:No phrases resembling,"In this paper you'll learn..."or "After reading this paper..."

You should start off with the thesis statement with a complete description.

MLA:Introduction:No details/examples of the main points

MLA: to not use details you just don't talk about the topic.

MLA:Introduction:A strong thesis statement

MLA: To have a strong thesis statement you need to be very specific and detailed about your topic.

MLA:Introduction:An interesting hook that captures attention

MLA:  to capture the readers attentions you have to think of the thesis statement .

MLA: Page One Mechanics: Doubled-spaced between Title and first line.

MLA:
To do this is you have to highlight the whole passage and Double space the words and it will be  spaced out.

MLA: Page One Mechanics: Title not in caps, underlined, or quoted.

MLA:
To do this you have to type the title and dont add anything to it.

MLA: Page One Mechanics: Titled centered

To do this you have to click on the layout button on the tool bar and look at the picture for more help.

MLA: Page One Mechanics: Last name and page number in right corner of heading.

MLA:

 To do this method you have to tab a couple of times, Once you get close to the right top corner you write your name from there.

APA:Title page:The plagiarism statement is provided per my degree program's specific instuctions.

APA:
 To not do this, don't copy off anything use YOUR OWN WORDS!!!!

APA:Title page:Any other information required by my program is double spaced under the institutional afiliation.

APA:
This is the same as the other two recent post.

APA:Title page:The institutional affiliation is double spaced under my name.

APA:
This is the same as double spaced under the title.

APA:Title page;My name is doubled space under the title.

APA:
It is not bold, underlined, or abnormal font.

APA:Title page:Title information included per my APA & my instuctor

APA:
First letter of any major words capitalized( 4 words or greater), doubled spaced, centered in the upper half of the page. Times New Roman 12pt. font, no use of bold, italics, underlining, or abnormal font size.

APA:Title Page: Title page has

APA:
 Running head:SHORT ALL CAPS TITLE. This is flush left, 1/2 inch from the top. Page number 1 is flush right on the same line. The title should exactly match the paper title but shortend if needed to accommodate no more than 50 spaces in length, including spaces.

MLA:Format: This paper is written in my own words.

MLA:
To write this in your own words you have to get this from your own thoughts.

MLA:Format:No extra spaces between paragraphs

MLA:
The way not to make extra spaces between paragraphs is not to press the space bar and tab bar.

MLA:Format: One inch margins around

MLA:
To do one inch margins around, you have to select the setup on top and you click on it and you setup how big you want on the margins.

MLA:Format:Black Ink

MLA:
To do black ink you have to click on the "A" on the tool bar and change the color.

MLA: Format:Doubled spaced

MLA:
To double space you press the Tab button on the upper left hand corner.

MLA:Format: Typed in 12-point font , Times New Roman

MLA:
To type in MLA font you first go to the tool bar and look for a number in a box and u click on it and change the number to 12, right besides that there should be another box with a word normal and u change it to Times New Roman.