how do i annotate a work of literature? where do i start?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I believe you put a number to the above right of the annotation eg "It was the best of times,it was the worst of times"4. Put the 4 near the quote marks .Use a pen if you have to,then,at the end you again put 4: or 5:This the first line of the "Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens.You use and admit knowledge of your work and ,of course,the Author.Good Luck.

Answer 3

Annotate just means to make notes about the text. If there is a strange word, you look it up and write down the meaning in a useful place. If it is for my own use, I would write it in the margin.If it is for a class I would follow the instructor's directions. Here is a website with some ideas: http://www.bucks.edu/~specpop/annotate.htm

Answer 4

Annotate, from the Latin word Nota which means to mark.
So you read through the piece and make notes on the edges of the pages, to show important, unusual or significant parts of the work. You can also use a highlighter to mark these pieces.

Answer 5

This site is da bomb!

http://citationmachine.net/index.php?source=12#here

Use it for books or pieces of literature. Just fill in the info and press the button. I've got it on favorites.

Answer 6

My teacher used to say...
when u sit to write abt something...
there should be a start
a middle
an end
so depends upon topic...

Answer 7

Do you mean with capitol letters and stuff? Thats awesome Dude

Answer 8

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