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Scrib.sheet: 100+ Academic Phrases. How to Write Academically Without Sounding Forced

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"This paper tries to talk about globalization in many ways."


Vague sentences like this don't fail because the idea is weak. They fail because the language doesn't commit to anything. Markers notice, and so do you, rereading your own draft.


This Scrib.sheet gives you the exact phrases to fix that, organized around the real structure of an academic paper: introducing your topic, presenting background, stating the research problem, defining scope, describing methodology, presenting results, discussing implications, citing and comparing literature, acknowledging limitations, and concluding.


Every section includes discipline-neutral phrase banks, worked examples across STEM, social science and humanities, and a vague-to-precise drill showing exactly how a weak sentence becomes a strong one.


Bonus: 50+ academic connectors, with the informal versions to avoid and why.


What you get 15-page PDF, instant download, yours to keep. Best for undergraduate, postgraduate and international students writing in English, whatever the subject. 10 structured phrase banks covering every stage of a paper. Bonus: 50+ academic connectors, with the phrases to avoid and why.


Built by Anna Yeadell, a professional academic editor and lecturer with over 20 years' experience helping international students and researchers write clearly and get better results.


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