text paraphrased: 2 or 3 authors 2 author's example • Strunk and White (2023) argue that overwriting should be avoided since it makes understanding and engaging with texts difficult for readers. • During the mid-nineties, research undertaken in Luton (Strunk and White, 2023) showed that overwriting should be avoided since it makes understanding and engaging with text difficult for readers. 3 author's example • Further research (Green, Harris and Dunne, 1969) showed that overwriting can be avoided if the correct Information is shared with readers. Reference list Strunk, W. and White, E.B., 2023. The elements of style, 4" ed. Massachusetts: Allan and Bacon.

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