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Formal expressions for academic contexts

academic B2

in other words

Master the phrase 'in other words' to clarify complex ideas, rephrase statements, and make your academic writing or daily conversations much easier to understand.
academic B2

in terms of

Master the academic transition 'in terms of.' Learn how to specify a topic or category, see natural sentences, and improve your essay writing skills.
academic B2

in spite of

Learn how to use 'in spite of' to show contrast in academic English. Discover correct grammatical structures, common mistakes, and natural examples.
academic C1

in the wake of

Master the academic expression 'in the wake of' to describe events that happen as a consequence or aftermath of a major occurrence.
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academic C1

inductive reasoning

Master the term 'inductive reasoning.' Learn how to describe drawing general conclusions from specific observations in academic and philosophical writing.
academic C1

inherent bias

Understand 'inherent bias' in academic research, statistics, and social sciences to describe natural, unavoidable prejudice.
academic B1

instead of

Learn to use the phrase 'instead of' to express alternatives, make comparisons, and highlight preferences in academic arguments and scientific papers.
academic C1

intellectual rigor

Learn how to use 'intellectual rigor' in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and understand how to express strict logical standards.
academic C1

it goes without saying

Learn how to use 'it goes without saying' to highlight an obvious fact or premise that underpins your argument.
academic B1

key word

Understand how to use 'key word' to identify essential vocabulary and concepts in academic reading and research.
academic C1

lay the groundwork

Master the academic phrase 'lay the groundwork' to describe preparing for future success. Learn its meaning, view correct examples, and avoid common errors.
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academic B1

learn a language

Discover the meaning and correct usage of the phrase 'learn a language' in academic writing and speaking. Includes natural examples and key grammar tips.
academic A2

library card

Discover how to use the term 'library card' in English, with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
academic C1

line of reasoning

Learn how to use the phrase 'line of reasoning' in academic writing to describe a logical progression of arguments.
academic B1

log out

Discover how to use 'log out' correctly in academic settings. Protect your data on shared university computers with these tips.
academic B2

logical fallacy

Understand the term 'logical fallacy' in academic English. Learn how to identify and avoid flawed reasoning with examples.
academic B1

lose interest

Learn how to use 'lose interest' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practical examples for academic contexts.
academic B1

main point

Learn how to identify and use the expression 'main point' to discuss the core idea of an essay, lecture, or argument.
academic B2

make a contribution

Master the formal academic expression 'make a contribution' to describe adding value to research, discussions, or projects with our detailed examples and guide.
academic B2

make an outline

Learn how to use the phrase 'make an outline' to describe organizing your thoughts, essays, or presentations before writing.