When do you use in-line citations?

Answer 1

An in-text citation is used to direct the reader to the location of the original information for that specific reference. They are generally located at the end of the sentence and may also be referred to as a parenthetical reference.

Answer 2

In-text citations should be used in essays because they indicate that the writer has

used information from another source. Without the use of in-text citations, the used

information will be considered plagiarized because credit was not given to the original

source.

Answer 3

In MLA formatting style the main purpose of in-text citations is to support people's ideas, and avoid plagiarism whenever they quote a source or paraphrase someone else's idea to provide documentation.

Answer 4

In-line citations are used when you want to credit a specific source for a particular piece of information or idea within your writing. They are typically placed within the body of the text at the point where the information is used and are essential for providing proper attribution and avoiding plagiarism.

Answer 5

To let the reader know the source of the information provided and to credit the source for the information.

Answer 6

"All of the above"

To provide just enough information for the reader to identify your sources

To give credit to your sources

To avoid interrupting the flow of the essay

Answer 7

You need citations to give credit to the websites and books etc. that helped you.

Answer 8

When giving credit to an author.