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Rpels Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Contraction.

Should i use contractions is academic writings?
  

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No, unless you are quoting what somebody else wrote or said. What you must do is always capitalise 'I'.

— Rover_KE

  • No, unless you are quoting what somebody else wrote or said.
  • What you must do is always capitalise 'I'.
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No, unless you are quoting what somebody else wrote or said.

What you must do is always capitalise 'I'.
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Thanks Rov

May you please guide on punctuation; weather its extensive practice is recommended while writing research papers.

Thanks,
RahulK
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Correct punctuation is very important – especially in formal written work.

(You need 'whether' in that sentence.)
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