A high-quality essay is composed of high-quality sentences. This page focuses on rules for writing complete sentences that flow together to create a well written academic piece. Clauses and Sentences ...

The conclusion is the perfect place for reminding the reader what you have just done and why you have done it. It is an opportunity to show how you have answered the question and 'proved' your own ...

Put simply, rhetoric is the art of persuasion. It is present in every aspect of our lives (when cajoling a prospective partner to join you for dinner, when asking to borrow your parents’ car, when ...

A significant percentage of the work we do at the Centre for Academic Success focuses on helping students to improve their writing. Classes in Academic Writing and Grammar are filled up throughout the ...

A typical assignment has an introduction, a main body and a conclusion. The purpose of the introduction is to signpost everything that a reader can expect from the assignment. The main body is where ...

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Raymond Williams . Raymond Williams was born on 31 August 1921 in Pandy, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, the only child of Henry Joseph Williams, a railway signalman, and his wif ...

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In this paper I read Raymond Williams in terms of the third space opened up by that sense of rupture: neither English, nor Welsh, perhaps, but both, and more: a compound substance, “received, made and ...