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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Can texts have?
Hello. I want to say "Texts that have the IBC standard as their structure."
(IBC = Introduction-Body-Conclusion)
Is it odd?
I have thought about replacing "have" by "present", "display", "exhibit", but I feel that all of them are not natural.
Thank you!
(IBC = Introduction-Body-Conclusion)
Is it odd?
I have thought about replacing "have" by "present", "display", "exhibit", but I feel that all of them are not natural.
Thank you!
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Anonymous Is it odd? It certainly is if the reader does not know what you mean by 'IBC'. And I see no reason to use 'standard'—it is not any kind of official classification.
- Anonymous Is it odd?
- It certainly is if the reader does not know what you mean by 'IBC'.
- And I see no reason to use 'standard'—it is not any kind of official classification.
- Moreover, by definition, introductions come first and conclusions come last.
- Just write clearly: Texts with an introduction, body and conclusion.
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AnonymousIs it odd?It certainly is if the reader does not know what you mean by 'IBC'. And I see no reason to use 'standard'—it is not any kind of official classification. Moreover, by definition, introductions come first and conclusions come last. Just write clearly:
Texts with an introduction, body and conclusion.
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