Day #3b - Structuring an argument

Book: English Collocation in use, Michael McCarthy et al, Cambridge Univ Press

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Subject: Academic Writing 2: Structuring an argument (page 70-71)

Exercises:

Day #2 - Talking about Ideas

Book: Academic Vocabulary in use, Michael McCarthy et al, Cambridge Univ Press

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Subject: Talking about Ideas (page 70-71)

Exercises:

Day #1 - Academic Vocabulary in Use

Book: Academic Vocabulary in use, Michael McCarthy et al, Cambridge Univ Press

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Subject: Cause and effect (page 68-69)

From the book, I have learned that cause and effect are often used in academic writing especially to describe the relationship between event, object, variables, states or affairs. Its often used as conjunction like because, preposition like due to or because of, and adverb like therefore and consequently.