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academic B2

back up an argument

Learn how to use 'back up an argument' in academic writing and speaking. Explore natural examples, common errors, and practical exercises.
academic B2

case in point

Learn how to use 'case in point' to provide perfect examples in your English essays, presentations, and discussions.
academic B2

for this reason

Discover how to use 'for this reason' to connect cause and effect in your essays and presentations, making your academic arguments much more logical and cohesive.
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.
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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 C1

critical evaluation

Master the academic term 'critical evaluation'. Understand its meaning, find formal examples, and avoid common writing mistakes.
academic C1

salient point

Discover how to use the formal academic phrase 'salient point' to highlight the most important, noticeable, and relevant facts in your essays and presentations.
academic C1

scholarly debate

Explore the meaning of 'scholarly debate' in academic discourse. Learn how to write about ongoing academic arguments with natural examples and tips.
academic B1

supporting details

Learn to use 'supporting details' to strengthen your English essays. Understand the meaning, analyze examples, and practice your skills.
academic B2

thesis statement

Master the concept of a thesis statement, learn where it belongs in your academic essay, and explore real examples to improve your formal writing skills.
academic B1

topic sentence

Learn how to use 'topic sentence' in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common writing mistakes.
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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.