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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Animation/animated
Hello,
Which of the following can I use to cite a source? In this example, the source is an animation made by someone, for example, Jennifer.
Animation by Jennifer.
Animated by Jennifer.
Thanks.
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Probably the first one, assuming that Jennifer created the whole thing. "Animated by Jennifer" seems less likely and may imply that someone else created something, say a character, and then Jennifer added animation to it.
- Probably the first one, assuming that Jennifer created the whole thing.
- "Animated by Jennifer" seems less likely and may imply that someone else created something, say a character, and then Jennifer added animation to it.
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Probably the first one, assuming that Jennifer created the whole thing. "Animated by Jennifer" seems less likely and may imply that someone else created something, say a character, and then Jennifer added animation to it.
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