using sources in academic writing
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Using Sourcesintegrating sources in your academic writing
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Academic VOICEWhat is it?
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Academic voice distinguishes between your thoughts and
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paraphraseYou can use the words of others in a
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summaryor a
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quote
or sometimes a
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Integrating the paraphrase, summary or
quote well into your argument shows that you understand the
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You must also use your own voice to build and develop the
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balance voicesIt is very important to
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But, your voice should
be the predominant one in your
writing.cc: ItzaFineDay - https://www.flickr.com/photos/18844496@N00
...and of course, don't forget to
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Enabling students to realise their full academic potential and achieve excellencehttp://services.unimelb.edu.au/academicskills
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