Use a readable font and double-space your paper's content (e.g., Times New Roman). MLA suggests that the regular and italic type styles contrast enough so that they are distinct from one another. The font should be 12 pt in size. These are the only requirements of MLA style, so any font you choose can be used provided it is clear what text is being reproduced under the guidelines above. Here are some examples of fonts that can be used: Arial, Calibri, Courier, Helvetica, Impact, Times New Roman, Verdana. Remember to always follow grammar rules and spelling conventions when writing papers in academic settings. This includes using proper sentence structure, avoiding vague language, and providing proofreading materials for your peers.