If a work has two authors, give both last names (Gardner and Lambert 14). For more than two authors Group of answer choices use the all the author's last names followed by the Latin et al. and the page number. Example: "If you are a beginning writer, you may mistakenly believe you are a poor writer because you cannot produce a final copy on your first try" (Gardner, Lambert, Markline et al. 101). use the first author's last name followed by just the page number. Example: "If you are a beginning writer, you may mistakenly believe you are a poor writer because you cannot produce a final copy on your first try" (Markline 101). use the first author's last name followed by the Latin et al. and the page number. Example: "If you are a beginning writer, you may mistakenly believe you are a poor writer because you cannot produce a final copy on your first try" (Markline et al. 101). use the first author's last name followed by the Latin ad hominem. and the page number. Example: "If you are a beginning writer, you may mistakenly believe you are a poor writer because you cannot produce a final copy on your first try" (Markline ad hominem. 101)