Start to cite any citations by choosing a passage from any reliable resources to make your paper more trusted. First things first, open Microsoft Word and try typing and inserting some citations from the "references" toolbar in Word. Then, create a bibliography by using "insert bibliography" on the toolbar. Then, click "go to Mendeley" button on the search box to view your passages lists. Select the citations to add (you can use CTRL key to choose more than one citation). After that, click the "Send Citation to Word Processor" icon.
Zare, P. (2012). Language learning strategies among EFL/ESL learners a
review of literature. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science,
2(5), 162–169.
Benefits:
1. Cite any citation easily
2. Save much time
Benefits:
1. Cite any citation easily
2. Save much time

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