“Precede” vs. “Proceed” – Which way to go?
Precede vs Proceed - Precede means to happen before something or to go in front… Read More
4 years ago
Writing Tips
“In this paper” vs “In this study”—Is there any difference?
Most of us interchange the phrases in this paper and in this study quite liberally.… Read More
4 years ago
Adsorption vs Absorption – Learn the difference
Adsorption vs Absorption - Both involve interaction between substances. Absorption is a bulk phenomenon, while… Read More
4 years ago
What Is An Oxford Comma, And Should You Be Using it?
Lynne Truss, the author of the well-known English grammar book Eats Shoots & Leaves, once… Read More
4 years ago
How to write a research paper? – (Part 2 Of 2)
In part 1 of this article, we talked about what a research paper is and… Read More
4 years ago
How to write a research paper? (Part 1 of 2)
So you’ve been asked to write a research paper. What is a research paper anyway?… Read More
4 years ago
How to Use “Et al.” in Academic Writing
Have you ever wondered what “et al.” means in a citation? Abbreviations like “etc.,” “et… Read More
4 years ago
Avoid sentence fragments
Have you found yourself reading something and then retracing a sentence? Sensing that you missed… Read More
4 years ago
Academic Phrases to Use in Different Scenarios (Part 3 of 3)
Academic writing is full of specifications, conventions and rules. If you want your writing to… Read More
4 years ago
Academic Phrases to Use in Different Scenarios (Part 2 of 3)
In the first article of this three-part series, we shed light on how to use academic phrases… Read More
4 years ago
Academic Phrases to Use in Different Scenarios (Part 1 of 3)
In academic documents, authors need to explain or report a wide range of research activities.… Read More
4 years ago
What is Elliptical Construction in Academic Writing?
The knowledge of the structure of language is essential if we want to create well-formed sentences that… Read More
4 years ago