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How to Write in the MLA Format With Google Docs

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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MLA (Modern Language Association) is a common writing style used in academic papers and essays. It is important to know how to format your paper correctly in MLA style, as it helps you avoid plagiarism and present your work in a professional manner.

Writing your paper in Google Docs has become popular because of its convenience and accessibility. Here’s how to write in MLA format with Google Docs:

1. Set Margins: MLA requires a margin of one-inch on all sides of the page. To set margins in Google Docs, go to the “File” menu, select “Page Setup”, and adjust the margins.

2. Format the Font: The standard font in MLA format is Times New Roman, size 12. You can set these defaults in Google Docs by selecting “Font” from the toolbar, and choosing Times New Roman and size 12.

3. Double-Spacing: MLA format requires double spacing throughout the entire document, including the Works Cited page. To set double-spacing in Google Docs, go to the “Format” menu, select “Line Spacing”, and choose “Double”.

4. Add a Header: The header of your document should include your last name and the page number. In Google Docs, go to the “Insert” menu, select “Header & Page Number”, and choose “Header”.

5. Create a Title Page: The MLA format requires a title page with the title of the paper, the author’s name, the instructor’s name, and the date. You can create a title page in Google Docs by inserting a table and formatting it.

6. Citations and Works Cited: MLA format requires proper in-text citations and a Works Cited page. Use the “Insert Citation” option in Google Docs to add citations to your paper, and create a Works Cited page at the end by selecting “Insert” and choosing “Page Break”.

It is important to follow the MLA format correctly to prevent deductions in your grade or rejection of your paper altogether. Utilizing the features and tools of Google Docs can help make writing in MLA format a breeze.

In conclusion, Google Docs offers an easy and efficient way to write in MLA format. By following the steps mentioned above, you can present your work in a professional manner and avoid the pitfalls of plagiarism in academic writing. With the correct format and relevant content, your paper is sure to make a lasting impression on your readers.

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