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How Do You Format A Quote In Chicago Style?
“I have a confession to make”
“I have a confession to make: I am a bit of a speed demon”
Are Chicago Style Papers Double Spaced?
Chicago Style Papers fall into two main types: the 12 pt. Times New Roman typeface and the 1.5 pt. Arial typeface. Both of these fonts are simple to read, but use a different margin size. The 1.5 pt. Arial typeface is used for headings and subheadings, while the 12 pt. Times New Roman typeface is used for all other text.
When you’re creating Chicago Style Papers, you should always use the 1.5 pt. Arial typeface for headings and subheadings, and the 12 pt. Times New Roman typeface for all other text. This is so your readers can easily see which text is which in a search engine.
How Do You Cite A Whole Paragraph In Chicago Style?
When citing a whole paragraph in Chicago style, you will use the following format:
Citation: “Chicago Style”
In this example, “Chicago Style” would be used for the entire paragraph.
Should You Reference After Every Sentence?
When paraphrasing, it’s important to be consistent with the original text. For example, if you are paraphrasing from the following sentence, “I have a friend who is a doctor,” you should use “I have a friend who is a doctor,” not “I have a friend who is a doctor.”
Citation:
“I have a friend who is a doctor,”
“I have a friend who is a doctor,”
How Do You Cite More Than One Sentence?
According to the article,
They also state that.
Do I Need To Cite This?
Include the author’s full name, affiliation, and the year of publication.
When discussing, summarizing, or paraphrasing the ideas of an author, you must include the author’s full name, affiliation, and the year of publication.