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How to Develop Your Academic Writing Style: A Systemic Approach

Leave a Comment / Style / Patrick Han / Active Voice, Connecting Sentences, Information Structuring, Non-Academic, Poetry, Present Tense, To Be

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Paragraphs: Enhance Your Manuscript with Non-Verbal Cues

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