: Re: Looking for advice on citations and beginning a college essay I'm not asking for any ideas about the content of the essay at all, I'm just looking for advice on citation/style. I haven't written

Be terse, avoid padding.

"The candidate I will be examining is _" is something you would say in a conversation. I doubt that you have to write it that way in your essay.

Note down what you want to write about the candidate using bullet points on a scrap of paper and then concentrate on these points without adding the padding. Go directly to the info.

Mr Miller is a Republican for 40 years. As father of four children he's focused on family policy ...

Whatever. You know better what to write than I do. Approach the matter directly. No fillers.

For the other questions: Ask your teacher!

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