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Yes, when you put the name of a website in an essay, it should be underlined. For example, "He went to www.Google.com to search" should be underline.

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I have seen in MLA documentation partial websites addresses, domain names, listed as CNN.com and Forbes.com

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14y ago
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No, except at the beginning of a sentence because it is

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The name of the site requires italics or underlining. A webpage within that site requires quotation marks.

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Not normally. Just use capitals to start each word of the name.

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Yes, the title of a work of art should either be in quotes or italicized.

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No, website or web site would NOT be capitalized in a sentence.

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