Its c you can thank me later ;)
It's the style most commonly used in writing papers. In in-text citations from sources like books, magazines, or journal articles, provide the author's last name and page number. When you provide phrase in the sentence, no need to include it in parenthetical citation.
ANSWER: <span>Voltaire wrote that Candide "had one great advantage over Martin." Martin had no hope (77).</span>
Nah but you gotta hold your own
The answer is c how I know because my grandpa is a framer and he used his hands the most
The subject is understood in 'C'.
The complete sentence, including the subject, would have
been "<em><u>You</u></em> shake it well before pouring...".
