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Maîtrise l'Academic English.Master Academic English.
Lecture, écoute, écriture professionnelle et révision du vocabulaire — sept façons de progresser, gratuites et illimitées.
Reading, listening, professional writing and vocabulary review — seven ways to progress, free and unlimited.
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Dictionnaire terminologiqueTerminology dictionary
20 termes essentiels, avec définition et exemple.
Thesis statement
The central argument or claim of an academic essay.
"Her thesis statement clearly outlined the essay's argument."
Citation
A reference to a source used in academic writing.
"Every citation must follow the required academic style."
Plagiarism
Using someone else's work or ideas without proper credit.
"The university has a strict policy against plagiarism."
Peer review
The evaluation of academic work by other experts in the field.
"The paper underwent rigorous peer review before publication."
Abstract
A brief summary of a research paper's content.
"The abstract should not exceed 250 words."
Methodology
The systematic approach used to conduct research.
"The methodology section explains how the data was collected."
Hypothesis
A proposed explanation to be tested through research.
"The hypothesis was supported by the experimental results."
Bibliography
A list of sources referenced in an academic work.
"The bibliography includes over fifty sources."
Literature review
A critical summary of existing research on a topic.
"The literature review identified gaps in current studies."
Empirical evidence
Evidence obtained through observation or experimentation.
"The claim is supported by strong empirical evidence."
Dissertation
A long piece of academic writing based on original research, often for a degree.
"She is writing her dissertation on renewable energy policy."
Paraphrase
To restate someone else's ideas in your own words.
"Paraphrase the source rather than copying it directly."
Peer-reviewed journal
A publication where articles are evaluated by experts before acceptance.
"The study was published in a peer-reviewed journal."
Scholarship (funding)
Financial support awarded to a student for academic study.
"She received a scholarship to study abroad."
Cohort
A group of individuals sharing a common characteristic, studied together.
"The study followed a cohort of 200 students over five years."
Critical analysis
An in-depth evaluation of a text, idea or argument.
"The essay requires a critical analysis of the author's argument."
Curriculum vitae (CV)
A document summarising academic and professional achievements.
"Update your CV before applying for the scholarship."
Supervisor (academic)
A professor who guides a student's research.
"Her supervisor reviewed the first draft of the dissertation."
Statement of purpose
An essay explaining a candidate's academic goals for an application.
"The statement of purpose should reflect your career goals."
Academic integrity
Honesty and ethical behaviour in academic work.
"Academic integrity is taken seriously at this institution."
Use this, not thisUse this, not this
Des formulations plus professionnelles pour remplacer les tournures trop directes ou familières.
I copied this from a website.
→ This is paraphrased and properly cited.
Reflects proper academic practice.
My main point is...
→ My thesis statement is...
Standard academic essay terminology.
I read a lot of studies.
→ I conducted a literature review.
Formal academic research terminology.
I guessed this would happen.
→ My hypothesis was that...
Precise research terminology.
I listed my sources.
→ I compiled a bibliography.
Standard academic terminology.
Someone checked my paper.
→ The paper underwent peer review.
Standard academic publishing terminology.
I proved it with data.
→ This is supported by empirical evidence.
Precise academic terminology.
My big final paper.
→ My dissertation.
Standard academic terminology.
I need money for school.
→ I am applying for a scholarship.
Standard academic funding terminology.
My professor helps me.
→ My supervisor guides my research.
Standard academic terminology.
I analysed the text deeply.
→ I conducted a critical analysis of the text.
Formal academic terminology.
My resume for university.
→ My curriculum vitae (CV).
Standard academic application terminology.
Why I want to study this.
→ My statement of purpose.
Standard application document terminology.
Don't cheat.
→ Maintain academic integrity.
Formal institutional terminology.
A short summary of my paper.
→ An abstract.
Standard academic terminology.
Exercice : complète la phraseExercise: complete the sentence
Choisis le mot qui convient le mieux dans chaque phrase.