<prompt> Hlalosa litumellano tse sebelisoang ka setaele sa MLA bakeng sa mantsoe a qotsitsoeng ka hara mongolo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the conventions used in MLA style for in-text citations. . Response in English: In MLA Modern Language Association style, in-text citations are used to give credit to the sources used within a text, directly after the information is borrowed. The basic format is to include the authors last name and the page numbers from which the quotation or paraphrase was taken, all enclosed in parentheses. For example: Smith 123.If the authors name is mentioned in the sentence, only the page number needs to be included in the parentheses. For example: According to Smith, the theory is sound 123. If there is more than one author, list their last names separated by commas; for works with more than three authors, list the first authors last name followed by et al. For example: Jones, Brown, and Smith 123 or Jones et al. 123.If there is no author, the title of the work shortened if necessary should be used in place of the authors last name. For example: Impact of Global Warming 24.If there are multiple works by the same author, the authors last name and a shortened version of the title should be used. For example: Fitzgerald, Gatsby 54.For sources without page numbers, such as websites, use the authors last name only, or if there is no author, use the title of the work. For example: Williams or Climate Change.In-text citations should always correspond to an entry on a separate Works Cited page, where all sources used in the text are listed alphabetically by authors last name. . Response in Sesotho: Ka mokhoa oa MLA Modern Language Association, mantsoe a qotsitsoeng ka hara mongolo a sebelisoa ho fana ka tlotla ho mehloli e sebelisitsoeng ka hara sengoloa, ka kotloloho kamora hore tlhaiso-leseling e alingoe. Sebopeho sa mantlha ke ho kenyelletsa sefane sa mongoli le linomoro tsa leqephe leo qotso kapa tlhaloso e ntšitsoeng ho tsona, kaofela li kentsoe ka masakaneng. Mohlala: Smith 123. Haeba lebitso la mongoli le boletsoe polelong, ke nomoro ea leqephe feela e lokelang ho kenngoa masakaneng. Mohlala: Ho ea ka Smith, khopolo eo e utloahala 123. Haeba ho na le lingoli tse fetang bonngoe, thathamisa lifane tsa bona li arotsoe ka lifeheloa; bakeng sa mesebetsi e nang le bangoli ba fetang ba bararo, thathamisa sefane sa mongoli oa pele se lateloe ke le ba bang. Ka mohlala: Jones, Brown, and Smith 123 kapa Jones et al. 123. Haeba ho se na mongoli, sehlooho sa mosebetsi o khutsufalitsoe ha ho hlokahala se lokela ho sebelisoa sebakeng sa sefane sa mongoli. Ka mohlala: Phello ea ho Futhumala ha Lefatše 24. Haeba ho na le libuka tse ngata tsa mongoli a le mong, sefane sa mongoli le phetolelo e khutsufalitsoeng ea sehlooho li lokela ho sebelisoa. Mohlala: Fitzgerald, Gatsby 54. Bakeng sa mehloli e se nang linomoro tsa maqephe, joalo ka liwebsaete, sebelisa sefane sa mongoli feela, kapa haeba mongoli a le sieo, sebelisa sehlooho sa mosebetsi. Mohlala: Williams kapa Phetoho ea Tlelaemete. Litlhaloso tse ngotsoeng ka hara mongolo li lokela ho lumellana kamehla le se ngotsoeng leqepheng le ka thōko la Works E qotsitsoeng, moo mehloli eohle e sebelisitsoeng e thathamisitsoeng ho latela alfabeta ho latela sefane sa mongoli. 