The following sentences denote the same word belonging to different parts of a speech according to the way in which they are used. Choose the correct option that illustrates their use.

Sentence 1: I want neither poverty nor riches.

Sentence 2: it Is diff‌icult to negotiate where neither will trust.

Choose the correct option to change the simple sentence given below into a compound sentence. To his eternal disgrace. he betrayed his country.

Choose the correct option to replace the underlined part of the following sentence. The original census of the city exposed a population of more than a million people.

Choose the error in the following sentence. The four richest nations of the world have assets worth more than the collective assets of the seventy poorest nations of the world.

The following sentences denote the same word belonging to different parts of a speech according to the way in which they are used. Choose the correct option that illustrates their use. Sentence 1: Since that day, l have not seen him. Sentence 2: Since there is no help, let us f‌lnlsh these ourselves.

Choose the error in the following sentence. Many things have happened once I left school.

In which part of the academic paper do you state your thesis statement?

Using strong language in academic writing can be considered as _____.

What type of language forms are not allowed in academic writing?

Which statement describe 'applied research' most accurately?

When is a researcher allowed to modify data?