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Writing coherently means creating an easily readable piece of writing that flows smoothly, is logically organised and has ideas that are connected effectively. This means creating paragraphs that develop your main argument and link together to build coherence. Let’s explore how you can make your academic writing more coherent. Structure... - ## Plan and research

A good place to start planning your essay is by researching your topic. From there, you can move on to develop a mind map that helps you formulate a linear essay plan. Start early and plan how you will manage your time. Tools like the Assignment planner can be useful... - ## Sentence length

How long should a sentence be in academic writing? This page has some useful tips to help you improve your academic writing. You need to vary the length of sentences in your paragraphs. This is important to add interest to your writing, readability, and to show relationships between ideas. Notice... - ## Structure of an essay

An essay has three parts: the introduction, a body and a conclusion. Write using your detailed plan. Expect to write several drafts.... - ## Writing sentences

Sentences provide us with the framework for the clear written expression of our ideas. Sentences are one of the key building blocks of written assignments. Let's explore the features of a sentence. Sentence features A sentence is a written expression of a complete thought. A sentence contains: a capital letter...