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Writing Your Dissertation / Thesis

Writing Your Dissertation / Thesis. AMITY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL. Outline. You as a Writer Planning and Preparation Actually Writing Plagiarism Writing Habits Q&A. Getting to know yourself as a writer.

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Translation Studies

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. REPORTED SPEECH(INDIRECT SP.). Indirect Speech (also referred to as 'reported speech') refers to a sentence reporting what someone has said. It is almost always used in spoken English.

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Week 7

Week 7. Starting your filter blog. Ethics. Here are a few points from weblog expert Rebecca Blood 1. Publish as fact only that which you believe to be true. 2. If material exists online, link to it when you reference it. 3. Publicly correct any misinformation.

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Using Quotes in an Essay

Using Quotes in an Essay. Introducing Quotes. Quotes can NEVER float on their own. They always need an introduction of some kind. Introducing Quotes. 1. Introductory phrases with a colon Use a complete sentence + a colon

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2 Direct Speech

2 Direct Speech. 3 Indirect Speech. 4 Indirect Speech Without Tense Shift. 5 Other Reporting Verbs.

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Report ing

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DIRECT SPEECH VERSUS REPORTED SPEECH

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. Indirect Speech. Indirect Speech. Reported speech reports what a speaker said without using his or her exact words. Reporting verbs are used such as said, told, indicated, mentioned, reported.

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Reporting verbs

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Reporting verbs

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