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If you are going to be writing your dissertation next year, and want to get ahead of the game this summer, why not begin planning out your dissertation project now? Finding that you are disorganised halfway through is really unhelpful, but it can take valuable time to make a plan of attack; all the more reason to get this done before you start the next year!

Today I am going to show you some easy-to-remember rhymes that can help you with your spellings. Most people learn these rhymes in school when they are young but, if you are an international student, you might have missed out on these!

How can you be sure you have used the right determiners? We are determined to help you! Read on to find out all about them in our academic blog!

Often, when you are writing in Microsoft Word, you will have certain sentences flagged up in the spellchecker as 'passive'. The program tells you to consider changing this. Why? What is the passive voice, and is it such a bad thing?

These two words are homophones, which mean that they sound the same. Although they both derive from the same root, from the Latin 'discretus', meaning 'separate' or 'put apart', they have completely different meanings. They are commonly mistaken; so read on to check that you have made the correct word choice!

So, you are almost done with your dissertation, thesis, or paper. Well done! Time to rattle off a quick abstract, right? Wrong! The abstract is the very first thing people will read (and often the only part).

When you are writing an academic document, you need to make sure that you label your tables and figures correctly. This is paramount; incorrectly labelled tables and figures can cost your vital marks! If you just can't work out how to do this correctly, or you are worried about it, you can always get it checked by a professional.

Do you get confused when using Latin abbreviations in your academic work? Worry no more with our handy guide to using 'et al.'

When speaking about quantities, it is very easy to use the words 'amount' and 'number' in the wrong way. Slip-ups like these can make your work look quite unprofessional so, if you want to make sure you have it right, send it over to a professional proofreader before you submit!

The words 'whose' and 'who's' often get confused- they sound exactly the same and look pretty similar too. So how on earth can you know for sure when you should use each one? In this blog post, we will set it out clearly for you.

It is often confusing to get place names right, especially if you are not a native speaker. Native speakers seem to know intuitively that we say 'Buckingham Palace' but 'The Royal Opera House'. So, if you never learned this as a child, how can you tell when to insert 'the'? Here is a list to start you off!

It may be summer, but this can be a great time to brush up on your grammar and writing style, so that you can be ahead of the game when you get back into your work.