Similar to the MLA format, the citation must contain the last name of the author and the number(s) of the page(s) used in parentheses throughout the article.
The pages used are lacking in the reference quoted in the issue, but let's assume it was from page 100 to 120, so the answer would be: Wysocki
Persuade listeners to embrace democratic freedoms.
<span>The correct answer is A. Jim must drive to the North to study the northern lights. Here, the word North is supposed to be capitalized because it is a cardinal direction, and the word northern doesn't have to be capitalized because it is an adjective denoting the word lights. In B, the word German has to be capitalized. In C, McKinley is also supposed to be capitalized because it is the name of a mountain. In D, the word State doesn't have to be capitalized because it is a common noun, not a name.</span>
The sentence which does not contain any
punctuation errors is:
<span><span>
A. </span><span>Waiting for my friends, I think that I arrived
too early. </span></span>
<span>
The sentence
is divided into dependent and independent clauses. The first clause is
dependent because it does not make sense and can’t stand alone without the
independent clause.</span>
A. Simple
This is one independent clause so it is simple.
Compound is two independent
Complex is an independent and dependent
I don’t know what compound complex is but this sentence is simple
