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Did you notice that some of your classmates have been talking about how to avoid passive voice? Or perhaps you already know that there is are significant differences between active and passive voice when it comes to academic papers. In many cases, professors won’t clearly state that they prefer active voice in essays. In general, according to academic writing experts, active voice is preferred in academic papers. As such, you should take immediate steps to learn how to avoid passive voice in writing.

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You may be wondering why we chose to write such a lengthy blog post on the concluding sentence. Don’t worry; The reasons will become very clear – very soon. When your professor asks you to write an essay, he or she expects you to pick the right topic, the research said topic in great depth, and write an excellent academic paper. You, of course, should adhere to all the relevant academic writing standards. In most cases, you will be asked to write an essay in APA, MLA, or Chicago style. Continue reading “Learn What Is A Concluding Sentence And How To Write One”

Everyone seems to struggle with learning how to write a body paragraph. Yes, there is a common misconception among students nowadays that everything with more than 5 sentences is a paragraph. Others swear that a paragraph should be half a page long. And almost nobody knows the various types of paragraph structures. Because structuring and organizing your academic papers properly is very important if you are to get high grades consistently, we’ve decided to explain the different types of paragraph. Also, you will learn what makes a paragraph be a paragraph and see examples of the various paragraph types. And remember: don’t be afraid to get help if you don’t have much time left until the submission date.

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