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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Up front
While reading an article about ' writing process', I found the following two expression which I am not sure what it means.
When you organize your paper, you should put your main idea up front and identify action wanted
When you organize your paper, you should put your main idea up front and identify action wanted
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up front = at first, in the beginning identify action wanted-- This does not sound very native to me, but I suppose it means 'clearly state the topic or purpose of the message'.
- up front = at first, in the beginning identify action wanted-- This does not sound very native to me, but I suppose it means 'clearly state the topic or purpose of the message'.
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up front = at first, in the beginning
identify action wanted-- This does not sound very native to me, but I suppose it means 'clearly state the topic or purpose of the message'.
identify action wanted-- This does not sound very native to me, but I suppose it means 'clearly state the topic or purpose of the message'.
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