MLA Style templates

What is an MLA outline format?

An outline is a structure or summary of a writing a thesis, research paper, project or presentation. An outline usually takes the form of a list, divided into headings and subheadings to distinguish main points and supporting points. Most word processors include an outline feature that authors can use to automatically format outlines. Outlines can be informal or formal.

For academic papers, the American Psychological Association (APA) and Modern Language Association (MLA) are common types.

It is a tool for organizing written ideas about a topic or essay in a logical order. The outline organizes the main topic, subtopics, and supporting details in an introduction, the main body, and a conclusion. Authors use an outline when writing a paper to understand the topics and order to cover.

• MLA Introduction: Highlights key background points and presents your thesis.
• MLA Body: Details the main ideas that support your thesis.
• MLA Conclusion: summarizes and repeats the most important knowledge.

Organize your outline in any format that suits the desired structure of the type of paper you are writing. Common outline formats use Roman numerals, letters, and numbers. Other outlines may use bullets or other symbols. You can use whatever organizational model works best for you and your work, as long as you know your organizational tools.

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