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Convert APA to MLA and MLA to APA

Convert the following APA style into MLA and MLA into APA: a) Santos, Richard. "Tax break?" The New Republic. 12 July. 1998: 24-40 b) Scotto, P.Censorship, Reading and Interpretation. (2011) Studies in American Obfuscation 61-70. c) Fetler, Jane. "Critical People Cause Office Fireworks" (2010, June 4). The Providence Journal, P.A1. d) Prepare in text citation for: Wang, P. (1999, July) Fund Watch. Money, PP.49-54.

a) MLA to APA

Santos, R. (1998, July 12). Tax break? The New Republic, 24–40.

b) Into MLA

Scotto, P. "Censorship, Reading and Interpretation." Studies in American Obfuscation, 2011, pp. 61–70.

c) APA to MLA

Fetler, Jane. "Critical People Cause Office Fireworks." The Providence Journal, 4 June 2010, p. A1.

d) In-text citation of Wang, P. (1999, July). Fund watch. Money, 49–54.

  • APA: (Wang, 1999), or with pages, (Wang, 1999, pp. 49–54). Narrative form: Wang (1999) states that ...
  • MLA: (Wang 49–54).

Notes: In APA the date follows the author, the article title has no quotation marks and is in sentence case, and the periodical name is italicised. In MLA the article title is in quotation marks and title case, the date follows the periodical name, and pages are shown with "pp.". Item (b) is treated as a journal article, because "Studies in American Obfuscation" is the container; the volume and issue numbers should be added if known.

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