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16 expression(s)

academic B2

touch upon

Learn how to use 'touch upon' in formal writing and academic presentations to mention subjects briefly.
academic B2

bear in mind

Master the expression 'bear in mind' to remind readers or listeners of important context, limitations, or facts in academic work.
academic B2

conduct research

Learn how to use the formal collocation 'conduct research' to describe academic investigations and scientific studies.
academic C1

delve into

Discover the meaning of 'delve into' in academic English. Learn how to use this formal phrasal verb to describe researching or examining topics in great detail.
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academic C1

draw a parallel

Learn to use the formal academic idiom 'draw a parallel' to compare two different situations, events, or ideas and highlight their similarities.
academic B1

in my opinion

Learn how to use 'in my opinion' to express your perspective clearly and professionally in academic writing and discussions.
academic B2

put forward

Master the formal phrasal verb 'put forward' to propose theories, ideas, or arguments in academic discussions.
academic B1

sum up

Master the phrasal verb 'sum up' to easily summarize main points in essays, presentations, and academic discussions.
academic B2

with respect to

Learn how to use the formal academic transition 'with respect to' to introduce specific topics or compare variables clearly.
academic B2

cite sources

Learn how and why to use the academic phrase 'cite sources' correctly in essays and research papers.
academic B2

conduct an experiment

Master the academic collocation 'conduct an experiment' with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
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academic C1

corroborate findings

Learn the formal academic collocation 'corroborate findings' to describe supporting and confirming research results.
academic C1

empirical evidence

Understand the definition of 'empirical evidence' and how to use this formal academic term correctly in research.
academic C1

literature review

Learn how to write about a 'literature review' in academic papers, its meaning, and see natural examples.
academic B2

peer review

Learn the formal academic term 'peer review'. Understand its precise definition, find natural examples, and see how to use it in professional contexts.
academic B1

write an essay

Learn how to use the academic collocation 'write an essay' correctly. Explore natural examples, common learner errors, and interactive practice exercises.