Question

What must writers do when using language taken directly from an outside source?

Answer 1

Answer:

Writers must restate the text or main concept in their own words.

Explanation:

use quotation marks around the words of the author, clarify how their argument is supported by the quotation, and cite the source when using language taken directly from an outside source after the direct quotation is used

Answer 2

Answer:

you have to quote where you got it from.

if it's a person you would just write their name - "blah, blah" -  Bob Ross

if it's from a book you would write it in MLA format which is just the writers last name and the book - (Bradbury 59)

OR

you would just write the name of the book/article and then underline it or put it in italics.

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