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This document summarizes a PhD coursework presentation on research methodology and mechanics of writing. It discusses topics like spelling, punctuation, capitalization, italics, numbers, abbreviations, and things to avoid in academic writing. It also covers sentence types and provides examples of punctuation like commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, apostrophes, and quotation marks. The presentation was given by Pandya Mehal Jitendrabhai on their PhD topic relating to culture, religion and politics in detective fiction.
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- 1. PhD course work presentation Pandya Mehal Jitendrabhai Paper 1 Research Methodology Topic - Machanics of writing Date- 29/08/2022 Ph.D Topic - Study on Culture, Religion and Politics in Detective Fiction Department of English Mk Bhavnagar University
- 2. Content 1.Style 2.spelling and punctuation mark 3. Avoid things in academic Writing
- 3. Types of Sentence 1. Declarative 2. Interrogative 3. Imperative 4. Exclamatry 5. Loose or Cumulative 6. Balance sentence
- 4. ★ Spelling ★ Capital letters ★ Punctuation ★ Italics ★ Numbers ★ Abbreviation
- 5. ● Spelling :- During Academic Writing we have to use original word,even it is in different language. Ex. The Faerie Queene (fairy) Sans eyes sans taste sans everything (Without) ● Capital letters:-The letter of first word of sentence and after full Stop we have to use Capital letter. Ex.- He was there. -Mr Uncle Podger was hanging a picture. He keep the photo frame.
- 6. PUNCTUATION Punctuation clarifies sentence structure, separating some words and grouping others. It adds meaning to written words. 1. Commas (,) 2. Semicolon (;) 3. Colon(:) 4. Dashes(—) 5. Apostrophe(‘) 6. Quatation Mark (‘ ’, “ ”) 7. Brackets () 8. Slash(/)
- 7. ● Italic Tos specify something, like title. Even while doing Citation the work name should be in italic. ● Numbers :- 1.Commas in number (10,000) 2.Inclusive number (2-3,20-25) 3.Roman number (Elizabeth II, George V) Date and number (dd/mm/yyyy) ● Abbreviation (Capital,Name of person,small Letter) Ex. DVD,US Ex J. R.R and Ex pp., vol.
- 8. Avoid things ❖ Euphemism ❖ Deadwood ❖ Jargon ❖ Goobledygook ❖ Inflected construction
- 9. Work citation Barad,Dilip,Phd Coursework Presentation 1. youtu.be/bKQOTE3xmCw. Nicholas MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 7th edition,New York, 2009,
- 10. | Thank you |