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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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how to avoid 'I'in the academic writing?
Dear all,
I'm working on an academic style report. how can I say what I did in a group work? because it have to be emphasized that it was found out by me and not anyone else.
apparently I can't use 'I' in the report. then how can I change it?
for example if I want to say:
I found out that X can be replaced by Y.
I'm working on an academic style report. how can I say what I did in a group work? because it have to be emphasized that it was found out by me and not anyone else.
apparently I can't use 'I' in the report. then how can I change it?
for example if I want to say:
I found out that X can be replaced by Y.
Top answer
My understanding is that group reports often do not refer to the individuals in the group. If you want to, I suggest you list at the start the members of the group. You can then refer to individuals, including yourself, as eg Ms Smith found out that .
- My understanding is that group reports often do not refer to the individuals in the group.
- If you want to, I suggest you list at the start the members of the group.
- You can then refer to individuals, including yourself, as eg Ms Smith found out that .
- .
- Are you sure the other group members will not be upset about this?
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My understanding is that group reports often do not refer to the individuals in the group.
If you want to, I suggest you list at the start the members of the group. You can then refer to individuals, including yourself, as eg Ms Smith found out that . . .
Are you sure th
If you want to, I suggest you list at the start the members of the group. You can then refer to individuals, including yourself, as eg Ms Smith found out that . . .
Are you sure th
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