Use the exact words
Use quotation marks or block formatting and preserve the source’s wording. Cite the location when the style requires it.
Citation & academic integrity
Citation lets readers distinguish your contribution from the evidence, language and ideas you borrowed.
Use quotation marks or block formatting and preserve the source’s wording. Cite the location when the style requires it.
Write the idea genuinely in your own structure and language. A paraphrase still needs a citation.
Capture the main point fairly and briefly. Cite the source even when you omit the details.
Quick orientation
Always follow your instructor’s required style and consult its current manual for edge cases.