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The thesis is an important part of the PhD course, thus prior to writing its students are advised to conduct plenty of research on the topic they have selected. The topic selected for PhD thesis writing carries significant grades, so selection of the topic is a crucial step in thesis writing. Along with this, the following steps are also important.
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Grammar and syntax are two different entities in the English language. Simply put, grammar is a set of rules that the English language has to follow.It includes speech, voice, punctuation etc. that are necessary in order to make the sentence accurate. It does not add meaning to the sentence; it merely provides the rules to form sentences correctly.
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The most important thing for academic writing is to structure your argument clearly and logically. Remember that the purpose of a paper is usually to present the results of your research, along with your conclusion on the subject in question.
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If you regularly use a script which reads from right-to-left as well as English, you may find that sometimes the English script appears right-to-left, like mirror writing.
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Theses vary between different colleges so it’s always best to check the guidelines you have been given. However, this is a basic structure of a thesis that should be a little like yours!
It can be difficult to know whether to use ‘some’ or a number when talking about certain nouns. Here I will explain what countable and uncountable nouns are and show you how to use them correctly.
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‘Hyphenation’ is the technical term for employing a hyphen to link two words together. Hyphenated words can include compound nouns,
compound verbs or compound adjectives. In this context ‘compound’ simply means that two separate words have been joined together to form one word.
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It can be difficult to always use the right words in the right context. However, knowing how to do so can gain you valuable marks in your papers. So, read on to find out when to use ‘cite’ and ‘site’!
If you’re learning to write English for college, you’ll need to understand how to talk about grammar. You probably already know that there are specific terms for each part of a sentence, but do you know your morphemes from your clauses?
You may have noticed that sometimes there are different spellings and usages of ‘practice’ and ‘practise’. The difference is a little confusing, so I’m going to explain it to you today!
Do you get confused over how to quote from sources in your papers? Here’s our ultimate guide to quoting using Harvard referencing!
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The difference between ‘than’ or ‘then’ is so slight that it is almost inevitable that you will end up mixing them up at some point. However, once you have a clear understanding of what each one means, you should be able to spot your mistakes much more easily!
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Are you certain you know how to use the word 'sic'? This one can trip people up, so make sure you have it right by checking our academic blog!
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Do you get stuck always using the word 'because'? Then look no further: on our blog we have several synonyms with a demonstration of how to use them!
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When you are getting to the end of writing your thesis, you’ll need to start thinking about writing an abstract. But what is one? And how should you make sure it encourages readers to continue reading? Here are some top tips to help: