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Different Types of Writing and Their Purposes
- Telling
- Picturing
- Instructing
- Informing
- Persuading
- Mixing Purposes
Commitment to an Idea: Hedging
Case Study
- Recognizing the Parts
- Reading and Analyzing the Parts
- Learning the Language of the Parts
- Writing a Case Study
Essay Writing: The Academic Essay
- About the Academic Essay
- Structure of the Academic Essay
- Writing the Central Idea
- Essay Introductions
- The Body of the Academic Essay ¾ The Paragraph
- Enumeration
- Classification
- Comparison and/or Contrast
- Generalisation-Example
- Cause and Consequence
- Question and Answer
- Claim and Counter-Claim
Strawman
- Making Your Writing Interesting
- Conclusions of Essays
Referencing Skills
- Avoiding Plagiarism
- Techniques for Citing Others (Quoting, Paraphrasing, Summarizing)
- Bibliographies and Reference Lists
- Style Guide
Academic Report Writing
- About the Academic Report
- Structure of the Report
- Report Introductions:
- The Terms of Reference
- The Language of Report Introductions
- Terms of Reference
- Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations
- Findings
- Conclusions
- Recommendations
- Verb Tenses
- Recognizing Conclusions and Recommendations
- Degree of Commitment in a Recommendation
- Summary
Appendix A: Language Pattern Dictionaries
Language Pattern Dictionary: Case Study
Language Pattern Dictionary: Academic Essay
Language Pattern Dictionary: Academic Report
Appendix B: Answers to Exercises
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