Luyện ngữ pháp - English Collocations in Use - Intermediate (Unit 7: Topics: Work and study))


Academic writing 2: structuring an argument

Organising the text

Here are some useful collocations for organising one’s arguments.
Adverbs in English fall into two main categories: those ending in –ly (e.g. softly) and those with other endings (e.g. well). Later, I shall make reference to the work of Georgi Perelmutter, a leading figure in the field of zoology.
In this chapter, I draw a distinction between societies where democracy has developed slowly and those where it came about quickly or suddenly. Chapter 3 raises important questions about the need for transport planning in rapidly growing urban environments. It also touches on issues such as pollution.
But we also need to take into consideration the economic history of Latin America as a whole. This chapter makes a case for re-examining the assassination of President Kennedy in the light of evidence which has emerged since 1963.
- Lesson 32: Exercise 32.6 - Lesson 33: B. Reinforcing arguments


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