Annoying Ways People Use Sources

There are many annoying ways in which people use sources. Some have their way that they are use to but isn’t grammatically correct. This in return shows your readers that you didn’t put the effort into making your paper or whatever you are writing. Having proper sources and addressing them the right way makes you a more credible writer. All outside sources must be introduced, punctuated, and cited accordingly. The more effectively you anticipate that pickiness the more likely it is that readers will interpret your quotations and paraphrases in the way you want them to. This is either critically or acceptingly, depending on writing context. Conventions of writing have a fundamentally rhetoric nature. It builds up to the quotation and then explains it. The fix is where the writer decides why each quotation is there and massages it in correctly to fit the surrounding text. Flow makes what you are trying to write sound good to the readers and keeps your readers interested.