Natthamon Suwannaprom
I am a PhD candidate in the School of Agriculture, Policy, and Development at the University of Reading.
Location UK
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Great! Thank you for sharing your thought. You provided a lot of interesting examples. The words and phrases you listed can be classified as linking words, except for "for example." "For example" is not a linking word; it is an introductory phrase used to give an illustrative example. :)
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You're welcome! :)
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Glad to know that you found it useful. Let's try in your writing! :)
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Yes, there are three major methods to incorporate information or ideas from external sources into your writing, and the table clearly provides an example of each.
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Saniya Kannur
Thank you so much for your feedback. We're glad you found it useful. We wish you the best of luck with your future studies. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Tamana Basiri
You're welcome. Good luck! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Sara Yousufzai
Thank you for your feedback. This makes us very happy. I wish you the best of luck with your future studies.
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@mehnazhossain Thank you for sharing your experience. Would you like to try statement 2? You only have a rough plan, and you can add any ideas while writing. :)
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You're very welcome. Thank you for your comment. :)
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Thank you for your comment. The conclusion is an important part that readers will read in order to grasp all of the main points. As a result, the guidance in this step will assist you in drafting the conclusion. :)
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You're very welcome! :)
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Glad to know that you found it useful. Thank you for your comment. :)
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Hi @RabiaHaidari, Thank you for your positive comment. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom made a comment
Congratulations! This is the final step of this course. Thank you for all your efforts during this course. We hope you have learned and enjoyed the tips and information provided. We also hope this course will help you in your academic writing.
Good luck! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Sara Yousufzai
You are most welcome. We hope this helps you with your writing grammar. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Saniya Kannur
You're very welcome. :)
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Thank you so much for your comment. It's great to hear that this course is beneficial to you. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Vlatka Narsesian
I have already seen your responses in the previous step. Well done!
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Niloofar Zafarnejad
I just finished reading your responses. Well done! :)
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Thank you for your efforts. Could you please try again? :)
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@NiloofarZafarnejad Great! Could you share with us what your reasons are for this order? :)
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@VlatkaNarsesian Good answer! Could you explain why you chose this order? :)
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Conclusion is one of the most important parts that readers mostly read to grasp all the main points. We hope this step can help you write conclusions more efficiently.
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You're welcome! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Shugofa Azimi
Hello @ShugofaAzimi, I am glad to know that you found it useful. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to leave them in the comment section. Enjoy! :)
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That's great! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Rabia Haidari
You're very welcome. We hope that this step has given you some ideas for writing an introduction. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Shabira Safi
Nice! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Same with me! I mostly follow statement 2 as well because I still need a plan to follow, and I mostly have an idea to add to during writing. :)
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@ShabiraSafi We are delighted to hear that it can help you improve the structure of your essay. Thank you for sharing your insight. :)
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It's great that you have a plan for your writing. It can help you finish your work on time. Thank you for sharing. :)
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I agree with you! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Sara Yousufzai
We are delighted you found it helpful. Enjoy! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Shugofa Azimi
Thank you for your comment. We hope you enjoy this week! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Shabira Safi
The information this week is very useful. We hope you enjoy it! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Rabia Haidari
We are glad to know that. Hope you enjoy this week! :)
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Those are good starter questions for generating ideas. Thank you for sharing. :)
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Interesting questions!
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@JinyaMizutani Great! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. :)
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Hello @HaniAlrashidi, welcome to the course! We hope you find this course useful for your academic writing. Enjoy!
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Yes, all aspects are important in academic writing.
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Natthamon Suwannaprom made a comment
Thank you for your efforts this week.
We hope you enjoyed the course and found the information useful.
Next week is the final week of the course, so put all of your energy into it!See you in week 5!
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Good examples! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Thank you for your positive comment. We are glad to know that. :)
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We are glad to know that you found it useful. :)
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You're welcome! :)
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Interesting points! Thank you for sharing. :)
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@DraganaDj.Jeremic Thank you for sharing your paragraph. I like how you start with a question. You are directly inviting the reader to interact with your work by asking a question at the opening of your paragraph. Well done!
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Sentence 2 is a good answer! Thank you for your efforts. :)
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Definitely, each paragraph should have
1. Paragraph leader - provides information on the main focus and direction of the paragraph
2. Supporting sentences - support or develop the ideas in the paragraph leader
3. Concluding sentence - summarise the paragraph :) -
You're welcome. Enjoy! :)
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Thank you so much for your comment. :)
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Interesting questions! Thank you for sharing. :)
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@HaaM Great! It's good that you mentioned formal language and reliable sources. Thank you for your comment. :)
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Hello @VlatkaNarsesian, welcome to the course! :)
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Hello there, @mehnazhossain. Thank you for sharing your interest. Of course, in week 4, there are ideas for paraphrasing as well as direct quotations. Enjoy!
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It's great that you mostly used linking words and phrases in your writing. This will help your writing flow better and aid the reader in understanding your ideas clearly. In your example, you primarily used the linking word 'and,' which is appropriate for connecting ideas. Keep up the good work!
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Happy to know that you found it useful. Thank you for your nice comment. :)
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Thank you so much for your kind words. We're glad you enjoyed the course. :)
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Well done! Thank you for sharing your answers. :)
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Great! Thank you for sharing your comment. Clear explanation! :)
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We're glad you found it useful. Would you like to tell us how Patrick introduces or refers to the sources he uses?
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@DraganaDj.Jeremic Great! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You have a clear explanation. Yes, even if the same source was used, the author could refer to it in the sentence or in the text citation.
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Good examples of linking words!
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Sara Yousufzai
You did an excellent job! We're glad to hear you've learned a lot. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Shugofa Azimi
I'm glad you learned something new. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Rabia Haidari
We hope you found the information this week useful. :)
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You're welcome. :)
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Thank you for your comment. We are happy to know that. :)
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Nice! Thank you for your comment. :)
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The techniques for paraphrasing would be found in the following steps. :)
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We hope you found it useful. :)
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Great! :)
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We hope you enjoyed this week! :)
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@JuanDavidBerríoHoyos Great! I hope this course provides you with some challenges to help you improve your writing skills. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Kit Wa Cheung
Great! Thank you for your efforts. :)
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Definitely! It is the key to success. :)
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@KitWaCheung Thank you for sharing your answers. Excellent! :)
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Nice! You're welcome! :)
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Very useful tips! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Definitely! It also should be credible sources. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Silvia Martin
@SilviaMartin Thank you for sharing your answers. :)
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@RosaSuarez Thank you for providing your paragraph. I like how you use statistics to back up key points, making your paragraph more credible. Well done!
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Interesting words! Thank you for sharing.
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@DraganaDj.Jeremic Thank you for your answer and reason. Great! :)
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Nice! Thank you for sharing this. :)
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@JuanDavidBerríoHoyos It's excellent that you've conducted research using online sources like The Guardian. This will provide you with comprehensive information about water privatization.
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@KitWaCheung Excellent points! I completely agree with you that academic writing has a formal structure that must be supported by credible sources.
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@JuanDavidBerríoHoyos Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You made clear distinctions between other types of writing and academic writing. :)
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Hello @AngelaClaros, I hope this course helps you improve your English skills and pass a regulation test.:)
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Nice! Thank you for providing these three words. :)
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@NiloofarZafarnejad Interesting words with good examples. Thank you for sharing. :)
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@NiloofarZafarnejad Good point! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Cut Fahrina
@CutFahrina Thank you for your efforts and participation in all steps this week. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Mukhtar Ahmad
@MukhtarAhmad We hope you enjoy learning this week. See you next week! :)
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Well done! Thank you for sharing. :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Cut Fahrina
@CutFahrina Using simple language helps ensure that your message is understood by a wide audience. However, in academic writing, advanced vocabularies allow for the accurate expression of complex ideas, enhancing the depth and sophistication of your arguments. With practice, you will be able to fluently use advanced vocabulary. Good luck! :)
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Natthamon Suwannaprom replied to Mukhtar Ahmad
@MukhtarAhmad Nice! We hope you found this step useful. :)
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@SaniyaKannur Great! Thank you for sharing your paragraph. Your paragraph is well-organized and encompasses all the important points from the plan. I would like to suggest adding an ordinal adverb to emphasize that the pressure from the World Bank is the second reason for water privatization.
E.g., The second reason is...
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@JuanDavidBerríoHoyos That's a good point! Thank you for sharing. :)
