Using a quote with an unneeded footnote, no Works Cited to write (footnote(s) omitted)
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I am writing a paper for a class, and the quote I've chosen to support something I'm arguing has a footnote at the end of it.
I am not allowed to write a Works Cited for this essay for me to write (footnote(s) omitted) so I am not sure what to do. Am I supposed to delete the footnote and not mention it?
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I am writing a paper for a class, and the quote I've chosen to support something I'm arguing has a footnote at the end of it.
I am not allowed to write a Works Cited for this essay for me to write (footnote(s) omitted) so I am not sure what to do. Am I supposed to delete the footnote and not mention it?
quotations footnotes
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I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
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Apr 3 at 19:35
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I am writing a paper for a class, and the quote I've chosen to support something I'm arguing has a footnote at the end of it.
I am not allowed to write a Works Cited for this essay for me to write (footnote(s) omitted) so I am not sure what to do. Am I supposed to delete the footnote and not mention it?
quotations footnotes
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I am writing a paper for a class, and the quote I've chosen to support something I'm arguing has a footnote at the end of it.
I am not allowed to write a Works Cited for this essay for me to write (footnote(s) omitted) so I am not sure what to do. Am I supposed to delete the footnote and not mention it?
quotations footnotes
quotations footnotes
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I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
– KillingTime
Apr 3 at 19:35
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I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
– KillingTime
Apr 3 at 19:35
I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
– KillingTime
Apr 3 at 19:35
I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
– KillingTime
Apr 3 at 19:35
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I'd just add the quote without reference to the footnote but this isn't really a question about the English Language, it's more about academic standards (which vary).
– KillingTime
Apr 3 at 19:35