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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Using Sources & Compiling a Bibliography
A properly referenced bibliography is a compulsory requirement for your coursework to be accepted. Therefore, can you make sure you that you keep careful records of everything that you read and refer to so that you can cite it correctly in your co… Continue reading
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Regulations regarding coursework
Make sure you read and understand this (you also saw it before last year’s ENGB2 work so none of it should be news! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1erRjK6Xmn6EeYnuTcE9YyU97U67f1qza7ZA5PTPH2Ck/pub Continue reading
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