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 .