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Which type of language is preferred in research writing? A. formal writing B. informal writing I'm pretty sure it's A but need clarification
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Which type of language is preferred in research writing?
A. formal writing
B. informal writing
I'm pretty sure it's A but need clarification
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a. formal writing :)
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I am also pretty sure it is
A. formal writing
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