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Pvunderink Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Acknowledgement
Can someone please check my acknowledgement. It would really help me.
"First and foremost, I would like to thank Mr. Jeffrey James for being my supervisor. His support, guidance, and advice are greatly appreciated. Furthermore, I would also like to thank Professor van Soest, as he provided me with many great points to include and gave me econometric advice whenever it was required. I am also very grateful for the feedback I got from the World Bank. Many thanks to Paige Morency-Notario. My research would not have been possible without her help. Finally, I would like to thank my family for their lovely support. Not only did they proofread my text, they were constantly there to help me when I didn’t think I could continue."
Should I start a new paragraph when I thank a new person? Or can I keep it as one paragraph?
Mr. or Professor? Include a first name or not?
Comma before ‘advice’?
‘required’ the right word?
According to Microsoft Word ‘Many thanks to Paige Morency-Notario’ is a fragment, should I change this sentence?
Any other tips? Just quickly wrote this.
P.S. Paige Morency-Notario is working for the World Bank.
"First and foremost, I would like to thank Mr. Jeffrey James for being my supervisor. His support, guidance, and advice are greatly appreciated. Furthermore, I would also like to thank Professor van Soest, as he provided me with many great points to include and gave me econometric advice whenever it was required. I am also very grateful for the feedback I got from the World Bank. Many thanks to Paige Morency-Notario. My research would not have been possible without her help. Finally, I would like to thank my family for their lovely support. Not only did they proofread my text, they were constantly there to help me when I didn’t think I could continue."
Should I start a new paragraph when I thank a new person? Or can I keep it as one paragraph?
Mr. or Professor? Include a first name or not?
Comma before ‘advice’?
‘required’ the right word?
According to Microsoft Word ‘Many thanks to Paige Morency-Notario’ is a fragment, should I change this sentence?
Any other tips? Just quickly wrote this.
P.S. Paige Morency-Notario is working for the World Bank.
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Pvunderink Or can I keep it as one paragraph? Yes, that is common in a short acknowledgements paragraph. Pvunderink Mr.
- Pvunderink Or can I keep it as one paragraph?
- Yes, that is common in a short acknowledgements paragraph.
- Pvunderink Mr.
- or Professor?
- Include their title.
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PvunderinkOr can I keep it as one paragraph?Yes, that is common in a short acknowledgements paragraph.
PvunderinkMr. or Professor?Include their title. They have earned it, and the respect that goes with it.
PvunderinkInclude a first name or not?To avoid confusing people with the same su
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Thanks for the help!
This forum is really helpful for me, maybe I should put you guess in my acknowledgement
This forum is really helpful for me, maybe I should put you guess in my acknowledgement
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