How to paraphrase & add in-text reference correctly?

Question

Here is the practical question at english class of my high school and I am looking for the model answer of it to understand.

below,

Write a sentence paraphrasing the following text and add a correct in-text reference: 

"Book publishing is very much a global industry and is dominated by a number of large multinational corporations that often have extensive commercial operations, of which publishing is only one. At the other end of the scale are smaller commercial businesses, family-run publishing houses, professional societies, and academic institutions that often concentrate on niche publishing for a specific audience (Weller, 2000)." 

The quotation is from page 398 in the book "The Writer’s Handbook" edited by Barry Turner published in 2005.   

Answer 1

Hello Peter,

To paraphrase the text and include an in-text reference correctly:

Make sure that you rewrite the sentence beginning with: "This quotation is from..." as follows in your paraphrased text: (Turner, 2005, p.938)

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

Answer 2

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/in_text_citations_the_basics.html?source=post_pag

Hi: Go to Owl Purdue online and use the online site listed above. Owl has specific reference sites for APA style and also MLA style. They have entire sample papers in each style. I would pick the one that most matches your assignment, print out the entire thing and have it handy to look at while you write your paper. You can get a Wyzant tutor to help you with your review; however, be sure to know which style the assignment calls for first. Also, check your spelling with Spellcheck and that way you can get the most good from your tutor in the limited time you have together. Thanks! Courtney W., MA