Okay, so what if your two authors have the same last name? That can get a little tricky, but don't worry, MLA's got you covered. In this case, you'll need to use their first initials to distinguish between them. It's like having two friends with the same last name - you need to use their first names to avoid confusion!
For example, if you're citing sources by John Smith and Jane Smith, your in-text citations would look like this: (J. Smith) and (J. Smith), respectively. Or, if you're citing them together, you'd use (J. Smith and J. Smith) - easy peasy, right? It's like solving a puzzle - once you figure it out, it's a breeze!
Mla Format In Text Citation Generator - Design Talk
