The mistake that the author made in using an in-text citation is:
- B. Restating the source's author
<h3>What is an In-text citation?</h3>
An in-text citation is a reference to a quotation made by an author on a certain page of his book.
Often there is a separate bibliography underneath the text that contains the full name of the author, the book's title, year, of publication, and publisher.
There was no need for the author of the text above to restate the source's author because that will cause a redundancy.
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Among the choices given above, the correct
definition of the word retentive is the:<span>
b. ability to put back
<span>The
ability to put back or retrieve information encountered in the past, and relate
facts or any other past events to the present easily. </span></span>
A.
B. and C. both are missing commas in their sentences. A doesn't require a comma anywhere
Answer:
beached whales
because it makes it sound like you're bad at swimming