Vocabulary for Academic Writing R-W: 21 Words You Should Be Using

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Hats off to you 🎉🎉🎉. Our brilliant teacher. Thanks so much for your crucial lessons.

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You’re welcome! Thanks for watching them!

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Informational Video

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I’m happy to hear that you found it informative.

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Professor, we are still waiting for your videos on Precis Writing.

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I will try to get to this video as soon as possible. In the meantime, you might watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGLZooJ8iduEoc0 I realize that a précis and a summary are slightly different but there are some similarities. I found this explanation on the internet: “A summary and a précis are both shortened versions of a text, but there are some differences between the two. A summary provides a condensed version of the main points and key details of a text, often in the writer's own words. It aims to give a broad overview of the original material. On the other hand, a précis is a highly condensed and structured summary that retains the essential ideas and arguments of the original text, often in a more formal and academic style. A précis typically maintains the original order and structure of the text and is usually one-third to one-fourth the length of the original.”

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@@WritingBetter Done, I am just watching this video. Thank you!

[@AbbasKhan-my4lk]

@@WritingBetter Professor you have wonderful way of teaching. Suggestion for upcoming videos. Essay components such as a) Relevance b) Structure c) How to handle an argument or to be argumentative d) Counter-viewing the argument e) Avoid superfluity f) English - figurative and metaphoric g) How to pitch your bias h) How to avoid spurious ideas i) How to show difference between specific and general ideas j) Paragraph transition (most important)