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3Jan/102
How do you cite multiple authors, MLA style, IN-TEXT on an essay?

I'm writing a research essay, and for one of my sources, I need to cite multiple authors. I know how to do this in the works cited sheet, but not in the actual essay. When citing one author, I know how to format it (Likethis 123). With two authors, though, I'm confused. Can someone clarify this?

Please don't give me a website that just helps with MLA format - most of them either don't assist with in-text citation or don't mention multiple authors.

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  1. it have all of the authors last names, followed by a page number (if there is one)
    example:

    Blah blah blah (Smith, Johnson, and Hartley; 42)

  2. TWO OR THREE AUTHORS: Name the authors in a signal phrase, as in the following example, or include their last names in the parenthetical reference: (Redelmeier and Tibshirani 453).

    Redelmeier and Tibshirani found that “the risk of a collision when
    using a cellular telephone was four times higher than the risk
    when a cellular telephone was not being used” (453).

    When three authors are named in the parentheses, separate the names with commas: (Alton, Davies, and Rice 56).


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