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2002

2002. By James Hennen A4. politics. Colombia Alvaro Uribe 2002 national elections Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula 2002 national election Mali Amadou Toumani Toure 2002 national elections Netherlands Jan Peter Balkenende 2002 national election. Economy. Statistics. Natural Disasters.

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NTUT Academic Writing

NTUT Academic Writing. Week 3: Mathematical Analysis. Basic Analytical Structure. Analytical chapter usually includes: 1. Main topics; (“consider…”) 2. Hypothesis, condition, or definition; (“Let…”) 3. Equations; 4. Analyses and results;

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NTUT Writing: Week 5. “Results”. 6.1 Contents and Structure: An Example. What Are the Functions of Those Sentences?. 1st. Sentence: presents the date of the main discussion; 2nd. And 3rd Sentences: elaborate on an important outcome;

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NTUT Writing Week 9. Introduction: Establishing a Context. Five Stages of the Introduction. First Stage: General statement(s) about a field of research to provide the reader with a setting for the problem to be reported.

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NTUT Writing Week 11. “Advancing to Present Research”. **Three Stages of Presenting Your Research. (I). Missing Information : sums up the review & points out a gap exists because: -- an important aspect or area has been ignored;

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2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003

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NTUT Academic Writing (IV)

NTUT Academic Writing (IV). “ Adverbial Clauses ”. ※Definitions and Purposes:. A dependent clause introduced by an adverbial subordinator. Used to modify the verb of the independent clause and to indicate time, place, reason, and so forth. It is also used to show contrast.

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NTUT Academic Writing (VII): An Overview on Paragraphs

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NTUT Academic Writing

NTUT Academic Writing. Week 8: Background Information. 2.1: Contents & Organization. Steps to writing a good introduction: Step 1: “Background Information” Step 2: “Literature Review” Step 3: “Raising Questions” Step 4: “Main Purposes” Two more optional steps:

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NTUT Writing Week 12

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NTUT Academic Writing: Week 14

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