Answer:
Option A and B
Explanation:
The simple in-text citation includes the surname of the authors, then the year of publication and at the end is the page number of the citation. The in-text citation is always placed at the end of the sentence. This means that the mistake is not including the year of publication and placing the citation at the end of the sentence. So in the nutshell the correct answer here is option A (Not including the year of publication) and option B (Placing the in-text citation in the wrong place).
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Free verse<span> is an open form of poetry. It doesn't use consistent </span>meter<span> patterns, </span>rhyme<span>, or any other musical pattern. Therefore, It tends to follow the rhythm of natural speech.
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(This is from Wikipedia)
One reason for making a new outline of your work while revising is to make sure that all the new and necessary information you need to edit and put in (or maybe delete as well) are included in your work. This is to minimize wasting of the time and leaving out important details in the revision.
To prevent more work later
To ensure a proper works cited
To prevent any accusations of plagiarism
To ensure that all sources are always accessible
