Question

if I am writing a paper and all my information comes from one source then how do II intext cite.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

You could always make a citation using numerical superscript, where the reference is then in a footer of that page. Also, as it is only one source, you may wish to add detail such as the page number(s) to which that quote is pertaining to.

Answer 3

First of all, that should NEVER happen! ;)
(good writing practices always = several sources)

But since it did, lookie here:

Your citations (all) depend on what Style or format you are using.
These are the two most common:

MLA Format:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/02/

APA Format:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/02/

Answer 4

With one main source, you would probably leave off the author name - to save space/reading aesthetic - and just cite the page and/or paragraph.

Answer 5

You could always put it ", says so and so from so and so in so and so,"

Answer 6

the first time you mention your source include the title and author in the sentence, then a page number in parenthesis. from there you can just use (xxx) where the x = page number

Answer 7

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Answer 8

As a rule in APA you should fully cite the first time you refrance your sources. (So & So, Year, p. page number if direct quote only). From then on you can just slap a (So et al., year) at the end of each paragraph, or include one with a page number at the end of a sentance with a quote. One refrance per paragraph is all that is needed.

Answer 9

u should avoid the one source thing and try to find many/several sources