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Our forms and automatic citation generation tools will guide you through the process and alert you of what information is needed. This means less guessing for you and more accurate citations! Nearly any information source you can think of is supported by CiteMaker, in APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA and Oxford styles. As you create citations, each will appear in alphabetical order. In-text citations are also created for you.

When you’ve finished your reference list, copy and paste it into your paper or export it to email, MS Word, Google Docs, or PDF. If you register to use CiteMaker, you will be able to save as many reference lists as you want and retrieve them when required.

How do you create a citation in MLA 7th edition style?

In MLA 7th edition style, citations include the following elements, in this order:

1. Author's Last name, First name.
2. Title of source. (Italicized for books, magazines, etc.; in quotation marks for articles, essays, etc.)
3. Title of container (Italicized for books, magazines, etc.; in quotation marks for articles, essays, etc.)
4. Other contributors (Editor, translator, etc.)
5. Version (Edition, revision, etc.)
6. Number (Volume and/or issue number)
7. Publisher
8. Publication date
9. Location (Page numbers, URL, DOI, etc.)

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