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in this tutorial weamp;#39;ll look at bullet points and unordered lists while the formatting is fairly simple there are a few Concepts you need to understand in order to use lists properly first lists are generally considered more appropriate for PowerPoint presentations than academic papers so you should use them sparingly and be certain that your teacher will accept them lists should not be used to mask poor sentence or paragraph structuring skills MLA students should also be aware that MLA doesnamp;#39;t permit the use of lists but many instructors do so you should ask your instructor if lists are allowed before using them for this tutorial weamp;#39;ll follow the guidelines for APA formatted lists lists are essentially a way to present sets of information that are too complicated to be placed in a single sentence but have too much in common to be separated into different sentences the most common reason to use a list is when youamp;#39;re presenting three or more phrase