Am I doing the Work Cited page right?

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Inessa05 [86]3 years ago

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You did it correctly and if you only used one website for information then that’s all you have to do. If you used multiple then you have to include the website links for all articles you used. A work cited page is pretty much just to help prove to the reader that your essay is credible with the information included in it. Also for the future there’s a website called “easybib” and all you have to do is enter some information such as the website and author and it will complete the works cited page for you. And it’s not cheating because most teachers tell you to use it by the time you get in 9th grade.

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