1. In-text/parenthetical citations
Whenever you give ANY fact that you learned from your research (paraphrased in your own words, or quoted), you MUST include a citation.
The citation will be in parentheses (…). And will be located at the END of your sentence, before the final period of your sentence.
Just like you did in your R&J paper! (ii.III.1-19).
If you are paraphrasing introduce the source in your first sentence using that source. You don’t need to cite again until you reference information from another source.

2. Parenthetical citations for research
Plays/poems are cited using line numbers, but RESEARCH is cited differently.
If from a website: author last name & title in quotes “”: (Chase “George Washington”).
If from a website and there is no author: title in quotes “” : (“George Washington”).

3. The only time(s) a parenthetical citation is not needed!!!
When the information or quotes that you used is COMMON KNOWLEDGE!!! For instance this quote: FDR once said, “There is nothing to fear, but fear itself” We ALL have heard this famous quote, and know where it comes from
When giving your own opinion