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Letter Writing
Citing a News Article in a Business Letter
My boss wants to know whether she should italicize the title of a news article or put quotes around it. I'm guessing that she wants to make an informal reference to it (i.e. not one that would include all the information necessary in a works cited page, for example). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
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htm "]here[/url] If you are not going to provide ALL the details, it probably doesn't much matter which method you use. Everyone is clear when you use either of the two forms below. 1) As the article, "How to Write," in yesterday's Washington Post says blah blah blah.
- htm "]here[/url] If you are not going to provide ALL the details, it probably doesn't much matter which method you use.
- Everyone is clear when you use either of the two forms below.
- 1) As the article, "How to Write," in yesterday's Washington Post says blah blah blah.
- 2) As the article, How to Write, in yesterday's Washington Post says blah blah blah.
- I would probably use italics.
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I would look
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If you are not going to provide ALL the details, it probably doesn't much matter which method you use.
Everyone is clear when you use either of the two forms below.
1) As the article, "How to
[url="http://webster.commnet.edu/apa/nobyline.htm"]here[/url]
If you are not going to provide ALL the details, it probably doesn't much matter which method you use.
Everyone is clear when you use either of the two forms below.
1) As the article, "How to
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