Harvard In Text Citations

[@ntombenthsambadlanyana6123]

I am so glad I came across, your work. I have been struggling with understanding academic referencing correctly.

[@Proofed.]

Very happy to hear you found it helpful :)

[@rmppn9416]

As a non-English-speaking listener, I'd like to thank you for your diction and articulation, which make it easy to understand what you're saying. The examples are precise and very useful too.

[@Proofed.]

You're very welcome!!

[@cilocacecilia32]

Hello my sincere thanks, God bless you.💜💜💜🙌👏👊

[@Proofed.]

You're most welcome! Hope it helped :)

[@tonyblair4011]

thank you for the tutorial, kindly do a video on the differences between APA and Harvard Referencing style. Thank you

[@Proofed.]

Noted! We'll add it to the list :) In the meantime, perhaps you'll find this useful: proofed.co.uk/knowledge-hub/guide-to-apa-7th-referencing/

[@jonathanandrewross]

You life saver!

[@cripper609]

This is absolutely amazing thank you help d a lot, but I do have to “Harvard referencing” is kinda stupid it’s very complicated and it can cause for people like me with dyslexia to get confused when trying to make sure everything is correct, but again thank you

[@Proofed.]

We agree! It can be difficult. But happy to hear this helped you out :)

[@joseph9662]

excellent teaching, well-done. but I still struggle with the bibliography

[@Proofed.]

What do you struggle with specifically? We might look into creating a guide for it :)

[@emmykimber8019]

If I'm reading a text that includes citations in there who would I cite? The author of the text I'm reading or the same citation the author used? Sorry this may sound silly haha

[@sugatomytae4523]

how do I avoid repeating citations when I am using 3 different sources in the same paragraph? as I keep citing them after every sentence from each source and I don't know how I can structure it without risking plagiariarism

[@Proofed.]

It might be worth breaking up your paragraph into multiple or condense what you're citing into one or two sentences, then cite your source to cover it all :)

[@riviamatos8642]

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