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Academic WritingOnline version

Key Academic Writing Elements

by Nataliia Styrnik
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A group of sentences that develop one main idea.

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The sentence that introduces the main idea of a paragraph.

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Facts, examples, or data used to support an argument.

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The use of linking words and grammatical connections in a text.

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Logical organization and clarity of ideas in a text.

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The main argument or central idea of an academic text.

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A reference to the source of information used in a text.

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Detailed information about a source listed at the end of a paper.

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Using someone else’s work without proper acknowledgement.

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An early version of a written text

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