The following question refers to “Credit Your Sources”: Which of the following is the correct citation format for a source with
more than one author? The following quotation was written by Tim Smith and Paula Roads on page 32: “In one of the most devastating quakes of the south, hundreds of trees were uprooted like tiny toothpicks, discarded on the sides of the road.” a) “In one of the most devastating quakes of the south, hundreds of trees were uprooted like tiny toothpicks, discarded on the sides of the road” (Smith, Roads 32).
b) “In one of the most devastating quakes of the south, hundreds of trees were uprooted like tiny toothpicks, discarded on the sides of the road” (Smith 32).
c) “In one of the most devastating quakes of the south, hundreds of trees were uprooted like tiny toothpicks, discarded on the sides of the road” (Smith and Roads 32).
d) “In one of the most devastating quakes of the south, hundreds of trees were uprooted like tiny toothpicks, discarded on the sides of the road” (Roads 32).
The correct answer to this question is that Emerson believes that a sentence can be grammatical in context but ungrammatical in isolation. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
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