“If the opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.”
b. Always ask yourself this question: “ Am I pleased with the results?”
A colon should be used when there is a complete sentence before it. In option B, "Always ask yourself this question" is a complete sentence.
Option A is incorrect because after "yourself" your brain automatically wants to say "is ...". Option B is incorrect because the quotation is embedded within the sentence so there should not be any punctuation after "is". Option D is also incorrect. There should not be any punctuation after the word "like" either.
The basic format for making an MLA citation for an online source is:
- Author's Last name, First name.
- “Title of the Article or Individual Page.”
- Title of the Website,
- Name of the Publisher,
- date of publication in day month year format,
- URL
<h3>What are References?</h3>
This refers to the citation of sources of information which are used typically in academic research.
With this in mind, we can note that when making use of online source for an academic research paper, it is important to mention the name of the author, the title of the article, title of website, URL, etc.
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This is false. Literal means that there are absolutely no hidden meanings and that you should value and analyze and understand a sentence exactly as it is. There are no metaphors or figurative expressions.