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MLA in text citation helps the reader find sources in cited work in the bibliography. The reader can check further information about the authors work on work cited page. The work cited page is listed on a separate page at the end of an essay. In -text citation contains sources from books, newspaper articles, and online website are examples of information listed on work cited page. All cited sources are formatted in alphabetically order and listed on the work cited page. Two primary elements of a quoted passage should be given the author’s last name and the specific page number of sources (Roane State Community College). MLA in text citation are located at the end of sentence with or without an author’s name. In text citation vary depending

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