It is not necessary to say In reference 6 In 6 is sufficient.

What is the in-text reference. In-text citations appear in the text of the paper to let readers know that information in the sentence where the in-text citation appears was taken from source material. The purpose of the in-text citation is to indicate that the quoted or paraphrased information originated with someone else and to give your reader sufficient information that they can then find the corresponding reference in your reference list. In Harvard style citations appear in brackets in the text.

Neville 2009 however offers a contrary view. Any time you use information that is not originally your own you will want to include an in-text citation. APA 6th Edition scroll down for APA 7th Edition.

Or a combination of groups and people. Works that are reissued reprinted republished or translated. For direct quotes make sure to include page or paragraph number.

The full details of your in-text references must be included in a reference list. An in-text citation should appear wherever you quote or paraphrase a source in your writing pointing your reader to the full reference. Footnotes are listed at the bottom of the page on which a citation is made.

The first pillar is the largest. Works with authors with same last name. This information is in the form of end-text references.

The structure of the European Union is often described in the shape of three pillars. A page number is included when using a direct quote. The sentences you with your own words have expressed what someone else has written.