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Many people now use Google Docs to create and share documents. And to make sure...
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When creating a LaTeX document, you need to set a document class. Each class in...
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You need two things when citing a book in the Oxford referencing system: a footnote...
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Faulty generalisation is a common fallacy – an error in an argument – in both...
The internet is a big place, with a lot of websites competing for attention. How,...
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We can use both ‘what’ and ‘which’ to ask questions. We can even use them...
Whoosh! Zoom! Wheee! We have a need for speed today, so we’re focusing on the...
It is National Doughnut Day today. This raises two main questions: Why is there a...
You need to quote sources in academic writing. But how this works may depend on...
When we see that two things happen together, we may assume one causes the other....
Dialogue – i.e. the words spoken by characters in a story – is a vital...