ENGLISH PHRASES USED IN ACADEMIC WRITING
Keywords:
Key words: Academic writing, English phrases, Connectors, Transitions, Signposting lCoherence, Scholarly communication, Cause and effect, Compare and contrast, Argument structure, Professionalism, Nuanced expression, Academic conventionsAbstract
Abstract: English phrases play a vital role in academic writing, serving as
essential tools to structure arguments, present evidence, and articulate ideas clearly and
persuasively. These phrases often include connectors, transitions, and signposting
language that guide readers through the text. Academic writers use them to express
cause and effect, compare and contrast, and highlight significance, among other
functions. Examples include "it is widely acknowledged that," "in contrast to," "the
findings suggest that," and "a possible explanation for this is." Mastery of these phrases
enhances the coherence and professionalism of academic work, making arguments
more accessible to a global audience. Additionally, they allow for nuanced expression
and adherence to academic conventions, which are critical for effective communication
in scholarly contexts.
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