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Dear Jeffey,
I just went on a school trip to the Amazon (not as boring as I thought it was, tbh) I learned that It doesn't always rain there even though it's a rainforest! I also learned that learning is boring.
Sincerely,
UR Mom!
Julia's soccer team played against Riverside High's soccer team and lost.
For a parenthetical citation using the MLA citation standards for the book Annabelle Plante, Dancing Alone, p. 87, the proper citation would be the following:
(Plante 87)
An example: On the other hand, it can be argued that "QUOTE" (Plante 87)
The parenthetical citation or in-text citation in the MLA format follows the author-page standard; it requires both the author's last name and the page number.
Remember that if the sentence already contains the author's name, the in-text citation should contain only the page number. An example:
Annabelle Plante believes that "QUOTE" (87)
Here is a sample dialogue between a respectful daughter and loving mother. The daughter is asking her mother if she can go to her friend Julia's house for a few hours.
"Hey mom, is it alright if I go to my friend Julia's house for a few hours?"
"What time will you be home?"
"I don't know, what time do you want me home?"
"7pm at the latest."
"Okay mom, thanks! Love you!"
"Love you too!"
<em>Hopefully this helps!</em>
