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user 111995
Questions about the writing style of a particular sentence, phrase or construction in English. Questions asking for advice on writing style are off-topic.
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Avoiding stuffy language: "Therefore", "Thus"
Don't write it, show it, were Francine Prose's words, I believe (albeit regarding prose writing). However, if your argument form isn't the focus, then perhaps, by clearly describing the premise-conse …
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