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Styling Spanish-Language Titles |
Spanish-language titles follow capitalization conventions different from those of English-language titles. Learn how to capitalize titles correctly with help from the Manual MLA. |
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Avoiding Messy Breakups |
When you create a compound word or phrase, you should bring words together, not break them apart. An MLA editor provides some examples. |
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Using Then or Than |
Have you ever second-guessed whether you should use then instead of than in your writing? Clear up confusion by reading an MLA editor’s guide. |
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Punctuation and Quoted Dialogue |
How you should punctuate quoted dialogue from a novel depends on what you are quoting and how you are quoting it, the MLA editors write. |
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Making Links in Works-Cited Lists More Accessible |
To make a link in a works-cited-list entry more accessible for those using screen readers, you can include hyperlinked text. The MLA editors provide some examples. |
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Citing an Interview You Recorded |
There are two options for citing an interview you conducted and recorded that is not publicly available, the MLA editors explain. |
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Citing Paginated Works Accessed Using a Screen Reader |
Whether to cite page numbers in a work accessed through a screen reader depends on whether the numbers are stable across devices. The MLA editors offer their advice. |
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