One way to provide an in text citation for a direct quote from source is by enclosing the authors last name year of publication and page number on which appears parentheses at the?

The sentence is almost correct, but it's missing a few key words. Here's the corrected version:

"One way to provide an in-text citation for a direct quote from a source is by enclosing the author's last name, year of publication, and page number on which it appears in parentheses at the end of the quote."

Here's why the additions are important:

* "in-text citation": This clarifies the type of citation being discussed.

* "author's last name": This emphasizes that the citation includes the author's name.

* "at the end of the quote": This specifies the correct placement of the citation.

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