We encourage you to use all of our resources for help in writing your own great papers, just remember to cite your sources.
While there are certainly times that people intentionally cheat, you might be surprised to learn that plagiarism is often accidental or inadvertent. That is because many people do not know when they should cite a source. Here are times when you should definitely cite a source:
Here we will show you how to cite our example essay, How to Create a Good Literature Review, available from https://www.paperdue.com/tools-for-writing/creating-a-good-literature-review, in three of the most popular citation styles: APA, MLA, and Chicago.
The Paperdue.com website is owned by Electronic Inspiration, LLC., which is important information to have when citing your sources.
Examples:
APA
Electronic Inspiration, LLC. (n.d.). How to create a good literature review. Retrieved August 19, 2019, from: https://www.paperdue.com/tools-for-writing/creating-a-good-literature-review
MLA
Electronic Inspiration, LLC. “How to Create a Good Literature Review.” Paperdue.com. https://www.paperdue.com/tools-for-writing/creating-a-good-literature-review. Accessed 19 August 2019.
Chicago
Electronic Inspiration, LLC. “How to Create a Good Literature Review.” Paperdue.com. Accessed August 19, 2019. https://www.paperdue.com/tools-for-writing/creating-a-good-literature-review
Now that you know the basic format for citing a Paperdue.com essay in each of the three major academic styles, you can easily substitute in other articles. Just be sure to include the correct title, the link to that example essay, and the date you retrieve the essay!