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In English / High School | 2014-07-24

What skills do strong academic writers possess?

Asked by husband1

Answer (3)

They use academic language
They have correct punctuation
They have correct capitalization
There are extremely little to no spelling errors in their work
Their sentences flow and aren't run-ons
They have good transitions especially into each different paragraph
Their quotes are well integrated
They use evidence to support each of their claims
Their thesis is well thought out and specific, not vague
They cite their sources
They never plagiarize or try to copy other people's work
They have good introduction sentences at the start of each intro paragraph
They're versatile writers, meaning they can follow more than one structure

Answered by iloveonedirection | 2024-06-10

** it is very simple but very important 1 they do not make spelling mistakes... 2 they have a strong grammar concept... 3 they stay away from plagiarism 4 they try to summarize whole topic to make it easy to understand 5 they try to write different topics in comparison... :)

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

Strong academic writers have skills such as using formal language, correct punctuation, and effective transitions. They support their claims with evidence, produce original work, and maintain clarity with well-integrated quotes and strong thesis statements. Overall, these skills contribute to a coherent and persuasive writing style.
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Answered by iloveonedirection | 2025-03-12

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