Titlebook: Effective writing in English; A resource guide Mike Hannay,J. Lachlan Mackenzie,Herman Wekker (Pr Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91534-5t kinds. What we will deal with in this chapter will be the nature of written language as such, and especially of the kind of written language that is appropriate for the kind of text you wish to write, the argued text.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39746-6reasons why a piece of writing needs to be . in advance. Planning is not just a useful preparation for writing; it is, as we shall see, an essential aspect of the entire process of communicating in the written medium.

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Planningreasons why a piece of writing needs to be . in advance. Planning is not just a useful preparation for writing; it is, as we shall see, an essential aspect of the entire process of communicating in the written medium.

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Introductionproducing texts in other languages than our own. In this respect, the dominant role of English as the language of global communication makes it essential that skill in writing English should be part of the stock-in-trade of all educated people.

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Clause combiningmbined with another clause in a dependency relation, without it being part of the other clause, as in (5). The italicized clause in (5) we will call the . the clause it is dependent on we will call the .. Note that (6) incorporates all the above mentioned features in one sentence of 49 words.

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Textual cohesion, logical sequence. Ideas may occur to you in all sorts of orders. It is your responsibility, however, to ensure that the order in which those ideas find themselves in the ultimate text is one that your reader can easily follow.