Make sure that you don't just copy and paste large chunks of text from other peoples reviews, without crediting them for it... for example, the bit starting 'The remarkable film has numerous memorable moments...' It is ok to paraphrase someone else's writing (put it into your own words), but they should still be referenced afterwards, the same as a quote. A note on the referencing - you only need the author's surname and the year after the quote, not the full name. Check the referencing guide again, for full details of what you need in your bibliography.
Hi Kristina,
ReplyDeleteAn interesting review :)
Make sure that you don't just copy and paste large chunks of text from other peoples reviews, without crediting them for it... for example, the bit starting 'The remarkable film has numerous memorable moments...' It is ok to paraphrase someone else's writing (put it into your own words), but they should still be referenced afterwards, the same as a quote. A note on the referencing - you only need the author's surname and the year after the quote, not the full name. Check the referencing guide again, for full details of what you need in your bibliography.