what are the guidelines to adhere to when citing sources for an article. atm, i have 2 sources and im not using them consecutively. so for eg:
paragraph 1
[insert info here] (reference would be for first source)
paragraph 2
[insert info here] (reference would be for second source)
paragraph 3
[insert info here] (reference would be for first source again)
paragraph 4
[insert info here] (reference would be for second source again)
and so on.
So can you see how the sources used are being used in a consecutive order? since im just using the same 2 sources over again only not consecutively, is there some way one is meant to reference them.
...desperate for husnul-khitaam...
please make dua that Allah grants me a good end (to my life). please make dua that Allah guides me.
I think it depends on the reference method you are using, at my uni we use Harvard referencing and we're required to put a source after each paragraph not at the bottom of the page
Anyway what I do is just put them at the end of each paragraph along with the page number, then at the end of the assignment in the references/bibliogrophay section I put the name of the book/date last accessed/time.
“Who said that guidance requires there to be someone accompanying you"
Harvard is the engineering department's favourite, while humanities and languages may prefer TCMOS, ASA, APA or Vancouver. If this is for academic writing; you need to check with your tutor.
Harvard is the engineering department's favourite, while humanities and languages may prefer TCMOS, ASA, APA or Vancouver. If this is for academic writing; you need to check with your tutor.
:wa:
And also MLA, Chicago, and AMA.
I agree that I would check with your professor on which style s/he wishes you to use.
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