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Transform APA references to MLA (Perkin, Morgan, Slabough)

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MLA: Perkin, H. C. Air Pollution. McGraw Hill, 1975. Hall, Dauglas. Digital Circuits and Systems. Macmillan, 1989. Morgan, J. H. Cathodic Protection. Macmillan, 1960. Slabough, W. H. Mechanism of Filiform Corrosion. Oxford UP, 1954.

Transform the following references from APA to MLA style: a) Perkin, H.C. (1975). Air Pollution. McGraw Hill: NewDelhi. b) Hall, Dauglas. (1989). Digital Circuits and Systems. Macmillan: Newyork. c) Morgan, J.H. (1960). Cathodic Protection. Macmillan: Newyork. d) Slabough, W.H. (1954). Mechanism of Filiform Corrosion. Oxford University Press: USA.

In MLA 9 the order is: Author. Title. Publisher, Year. The year moves to the end, the title is written in title case and italics, the full stop replaces the brackets, and the place of publication is dropped. The spelling of names is kept as given in the question.

  1. Perkin, H. C. Air Pollution. McGraw Hill, 1975.
  2. Hall, Dauglas. Digital Circuits and Systems. Macmillan, 1989.
  3. Morgan, J. H. Cathodic Protection. Macmillan, 1960.
  4. Slabough, W. H. Mechanism of Filiform Corrosion. Oxford UP, 1954.

Changes made

APA formMLA form
Perkin, H.C. (1975).Perkin, H. C. ... 1975. (year at the end)
Publisher: Place (McGraw Hill: NewDelhi)Publisher only (McGraw Hill)
Oxford University Press: USAOxford UP (university presses may be shortened)

In a Works Cited list, the entries are arranged alphabetically by surname: Hall, Morgan, Perkin, Slabough, with a hanging indent.

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