UNDERSTANDING ACADEMIC WRITING CONVENTION EXPLORING TONE, STYLE, AND STRUCTURE
Keywords:
Academic writing, tone, style, structure, scholarly communication, coherence, formality.Abstract
This article delves into the conventions of academic writing, focusing on the critical elements of tone, style, and structure. Academic writing is an essential skill for scholars and professionals, enabling them to convey ideas clearly, logically, and effectively. By understanding these conventions, writers can enhance the impact and credibility of their work.
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