MLA Section Formatting Help
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I’ve already written my research paper, but the Introduction, Conclusion, and Works Cited page still need to be brought into flawless, up-to-date MLA style. I don’t have any special house rules—standard MLA (current edition) is all that’s required—so you can move quickly without chasing extra guidelines.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Re-format the Introduction and Conclusion so margins, indents, headings, line spacing, and in-text citations meet MLA specifications.
• Rebuild the Works Cited page: proper hanging indents, alphabetical order, and citation elements in the correct sequence and punctuation.
• Return the document in Word (or Google Docs) with Track Changes on so I can see exactly what you adjusted, plus a clean copy ready to submit.
If you’re confident with MLA conventions—12-pt Times New Roman, double spacing, running headers, and the finer points of ninth-edition citation structure—this will be a straightforward, quick project for you.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Re-format the Introduction and Conclusion so margins, indents, headings, line spacing, and in-text citations meet MLA specifications.
• Rebuild the Works Cited page: proper hanging indents, alphabetical order, and citation elements in the correct sequence and punctuation.
• Return the document in Word (or Google Docs) with Track Changes on so I can see exactly what you adjusted, plus a clean copy ready to submit.
If you’re confident with MLA conventions—12-pt Times New Roman, double spacing, running headers, and the finer points of ninth-edition citation structure—this will be a straightforward, quick project for you.