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Transform references to MLA/APA (Perkin, Hall)

Transform the following bibliographic reference as indicated in the brackets. a) Perkin, H.C. (1975). Air pollution. Mc Graw Hill: New Delhi. (into MLA) b) Hall, Dauglas. (1989). Digital Circuits and Systems. Macmillan: Newyork. (into MLA) c) Lawrence, T.E. Revolt in the Desert. New York: George H. Dorian, 1927 (into APA) d) Nadell, Judith, et al. The Macmillan Writer. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1997. (into APA)

a) Into MLA

Perkin, H. C. Air Pollution. McGraw Hill, 1975.

b) Into MLA

Hall, Douglas. Digital Circuits and Systems. Macmillan, 1989.

c) Into APA

Lawrence, T. E. (1927). Revolt in the desert. George H. Dorian.

d) Into APA

Nadell, J., McMeniman, L., & Langan, J. (1997). The Macmillan writer. Allyn & Bacon.

Notes:

  • The place of publication (New Delhi, New York, Boston) is omitted in both styles. The publisher's name in (c) is written as given in the question.
  • In (d) APA does not allow "et al." in the reference list for a work with up to 20 authors, so all the authors are written, surname first with initials, with "&" before the last. The co-authors of The Macmillan Writer are Linda McMeniman and John Langan; always copy the names in the order printed on the book's title page. Only MLA keeps the short form "Nadell, Judith, et al."

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