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Which sentence uses the proper MLA style for an in-text citation with an attributive phrase?
In a recent study, titled Home Schooling Works, Dr. Lawrence Rudner (2016) found that homeschoolers scored higher on standardized tests.
In a recent study, titled Home Schooling Works, Dr. Lawrence Rudner found that homeschoolers scored higher on standardized tests (Rudner, 11).
In a recent study, titled Home Schooling Works, Dr. Lawrence Rudner found that homeschoolers scored higher on standardized tests (11).
In a recent study, titled Home Schooling Works, Dr. Lawrence Rudner (11) found that homeschoolers scored higher on standardized tests.
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The third sentence is correct.
In MLA, if you name the author in the text (an attributive phrase), the parenthetical citation needs only the page number: (11). MLA does not use the publication year in the in-text citation.
In MLA, if you name the author in the text (an attributive phrase), the parenthetical citation needs only the page number: (11). MLA does not use the publication year in the in-text citation.
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