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Structuring Your Essay - Guidelines to Follow - 0 views

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    Essay structures are simple compared to other academic writing. All written assignments would ask you to include an introductory paragraph and concluding paragraph, along with a body containing any quantity of supporting paragraphs and subheadings.
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Why Write a Literature Review? It's not a dissertation without one! - 0 views

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    We've summarised some of the key reasons why you'd need to write a literature review, along with a few points on how to made it an outstanding one at that. More Details: http://bit.ly/1jIE9oe
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How to use the Oxford comma - 0 views

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    A brief guide to the Oxford comma. Get it right, and you can sound very academic. Get it wrong, and, well, you won't sound too clever.
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What are compound sentences? - 0 views

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    Compound sentences are multiple sentences that have two or more main clauses and are linked together by and, but, or or. I work part-time at a cinema, and my partner works full-time driving a bus, is a compound sentence. The order of the clauses can be changed around: my partner works full-time driving a bus, and I work part-time at a cinema.
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The correct use of apostrophes - 0 views

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    Many find the apostrophe to be a tricky creature, as at times it is difficult to decipher whether or not something is showing possession. This is Peter's book - this shows possession as it is actually his book. The dog's dinner needs an apostrophe because the dinner belongs to the dog.
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When to use a semicolon - 0 views

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    The semicolon has only one use: to join two sentences together. There are three rules that apply to the use of a semicolon; the sentences must be closely related to one another in such a way that it would be disadvantageous if they were separated. More Details: http://bit.ly/1nZps4m
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Structuring Your Essay - Guidelines to Follow - 0 views

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    A conclusion, in contrast with an introduction, shifts from specifics to generalisations. The conclusion mostly starts with a repetition of the purpose statement, encapsulates the main points of the sub paragraphs, and ends with a wider conclusion as to how the topic relates to the general issue explained within the introduction.
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The Passive Voice - 0 views

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    When you are writing in Microsoft Word, sometimes you get squiggly green lines underneath two or three words. You click on it, and it tells you that you are writing in a 'passive voice' and to consider changing it.
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Five Types of Determiners - 0 views

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    Determiners precede nouns and are open-class words. The five types of determiners (det) are: articles, possessive, demonstrative, indefinite, and numeric. This blog is just going to give a brief overview of what each one means.
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The difference between open-class and closed-class words - 0 views

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    Words are words - right? Well, yes… but at the same time no. Words are classified depending on their uses. This blog will give a quick overview of the differences between the open- and the closed- class words.
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The three types of rhetoric - 0 views

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    Rhetoric is the art of persuading an audience of your point of view, in both writing and speaking. This is successfully done by manipulating devices to enhance meaning, in addition to making conscious decisions about your writing.
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The Direct and Indirect Objects - 0 views

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    You may have heard these terms a lot, but you may not know what they refer to. The best way to distinguish between the two of these is to say that the direct object answers the question 'what?' while the indirect object answers the question 'to whom?'.
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Some Top Dissertation Conclusion Tips - 0 views

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    We've complied our top five dissertation conclusion tips, as well as some wider information on how to write a great conclusion to your dissertation. More Details: http://bit.ly/1obsu4b
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Things to Consider for Writing an Impressive Essay - 0 views

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    Don't Exceed the Word Limit: Consider this as one of the standing rules. No reason can ever bypass the set rules of essay submission, and doing so will be reflected in poor scores.
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What is a literature review? - 0 views

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    Everyone writes a literature review, but not everyone knows what one actual is. Here is a clear breakdown of what it is, and what it definitely is not. More Details: http://bit.ly/1joeZRu
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How to Avoid Procrastination in Writing and Completing Essays? - 0 views

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    If you are a procrastinator, it's time to delineate your essay writing plans well ahead of time to avoid missing any deadline that has been set for submitting essays. Otherwise your essay may become the worst enemy you have ever had.
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Developing an Argument in your Dissertation - 0 views

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    Learn how to develop your dissertation argument throughout your dissertation; a vital part of any dissertation, which is usually overlooked and poorly done. More Details: http://bit.ly/U52aj4
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Reflexive Pronouns - 0 views

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    This sounds like a complex term, but we all know what these are (even if we don't know what they're called). The reflexive pronouns in English are:
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Essential Dissertation Proposal Template - 0 views

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    Don't miss out on those early marks when planning your dissertation. Here is our essential dissertation proposal template. More Details: http://bit.ly/1oIPDLi
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How to Avoid Procrastination in Writing and Completing Essays? - 0 views

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    If you are a procrastinator, it's time to delineate your essay writing plans well ahead of time to avoid missing any deadline that has been set for submitting essays. Otherwise our essay may become the worst enemy you have ever had.
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