[tee-strap] /ËtiËstrÃ¦p/. noun. 1. a strap on the upper of a shoe that extends backward from the vamp and joins with a strap that crosses the upper part of the instep, forming a T . 2. a shoe having such a strap. T-strap.
Note: Spacing in this graphic is not standard. All MLA papers and Works Cited lists should be double-spaced. 3. II. In-Text Citations (Parenthetical Documentation) MLA Style requires brief citation information to be included in the text of the paper OR in. parentheses following a quotation, summary, or paraphrase. Complete bibliographical. information is given only once, in the bibliography called âWorks Citedâ on a separate page, at the end of the paper.
An MLA-style in-text citation contains just enough information to guide the reader to the appropriate entry in the Works Cited page. The lengthier Works Cited entry for each source, in turn, contains all the information a reader needs to track down the original source.Ad.teps. 1. Create a separate page or pages to list your works cited. Label the page as Works Cited, centered at the top of the page. Use one-inch margins on all sides and apply the same header you used for the rest of the paper. Continue pagination.