How do you quote something off the internet and add the quote in a report?

Question

I need to know by tonight! my report is due tomorrow! thanks.

Answer 1

For the actual quote, in parenthesis, write the author(s) last name, and the year it was published.) If there is no author, than put the title in place of the name.

For example "Here is my pretend quote" (Carroll, 2006). "This is another pretend quote" (Making Pretend Quotes Up, 2006).

For citation in the bibliography or reference section, format the citation as normal, and then add the URL with retrieval date.

Answer 2

Just between you and me....take the quote, add in your name as the author!! No one will be the wiser.....A+ on your paper tomorrow guaranteed!!

tee hee

Seriously....
L clik over the quote to hilite it holding down your mouse.
then R clik & "copy" .
go to your document
place the mouse in the area that you want the "quote" to appear ...
R clik again "paste" voila!!

Answer 3

Put the author's name, introducing the quote. THEN, you site the URL in your bibliography.

Answer 4

just cite the URL that you took the quote from...

you can say (google.com, 2007) in the text.

and then, in the citations at the end, say 1. http://www.google.com/blah (2007).

Answer 5

If you want to be formal write "-quotation-"(website's name) in the paper and use MLA citation in the citation part.

To do Mla citation you can use http://citationmachine.net

Answer 6

sugar - you're crazy if you're citing the internet as a source. the internet is not a reliable source.

Answer 7

HIGH LIGHT THE SENTENS OR SENTENSES AND THEN PRESS COPY. THEN GO TO THE PAGE U WHANT TO POST IT ON AND PRESS PAST. TO GET TO THE COPPY AND PAST SECTION RIGHT CLICK ON YOUUR MOUSE THEN IT WILL SAY COPY AND PAST.

Answer 8

when quoting always put your source.Name of book, author, and so on....in your case site.

Answer 9

copy and paste,unless ur talking about citing it.then it depends on what site ur using