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Introduction to Scientific Writing1) Writing guides and websites2) Why study English?3) Sentence structure4) Paragraphs5) Sentences36
General rules1. Verb tenseIn scientific writing, three tenses are normallyused:1) present tense , Ex:I write2) past tense , I wrote3) present perfect tense, I have writtenThe use of present or past forms of verbs has avery special meaning in scientific papers.37
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