After an academic conference, the papers delivered may be published as conference proceedings. So even if you’ve not attended in person, you can still cite a conference paper in your work. Here, for...
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‘Flammable’ and ‘inflammable’ look like opposites, but is this actually true? In this post, we look at how to use these words correctly and why the prefix ‘in-’ can be misleading. Read on ...
When writing a business plan, what rules do you need to follow? We suggest: Always conduct thorough research Tailor your plan to suit its intended audience and purpose Make your plan as clear and conc...
Writing about Robert Frost? Scribbling about Shakespeare? Then make sure you know how to quote poetry. This is not quite the same as quoting prose, but the rules are easy to understand once you know t...