textual+citations


 * TEXTUAL CITATIONS

There are two kinds of quotations: ** a direct quotation, where you state the writer’s actual words and an indirect quotation, where you summarise the writer’s ideas and put them into your own words.

1. Quotation marks are put around the author’s actual words, which are then incorporated in the text this is often used for short quotations.
 * There are two basic ways of using quotations: **

2. The quotations is indented this is normally used for longer quotations (three or more lines).

When referring to a book or article, the normal procedure is to give the author’s surname, the year of publication in brackets and the page numbers if necessary. The full reference is then given at the end of the text. Authors surname, Year of publication, Page numbers (Brooks,1975, p.35) Source : Course pack-Set 3
 * Textual Citations(or References) – APA style **
 * A sample textual citation: **