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Wendroff Posted 9 years ago
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Is it correct to say "this chapter means to introduce ......"?
I have written a paper and there is a chapter in which I introduced somethine about a computational method. However, someone didn't understand it and don't know why I wrote it. Under this situation, may I tell him "this chapter means to introduce **** method"? What I want to express is the porpose I write the chapter is to introduce ***** method?
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Wendroff may I tell him "this chapter means to introduce **** method"? You could, but this would be clearer: The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the **** method.
- Wendroff may I tell him "this chapter means to introduce **** method"?
- You could, but this would be clearer: The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the **** method.
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Wendroff may I tell him "this chapter means to introduce **** method"?
You could, but this would be clearer:
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the **** method.
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