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Essay Writing: EAP Teachers Interpret University Requirements

Marilyn Nesta Lewis

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In this article Marilyn Lewis explores the relevance and consistency of academic writing advice contained in departmental handbooks in New Zealand universities, and considers implications for non-English-speaking background students of EAP.

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In this article Marilyn Lewis explores the relevance and consistency of academic writing advice contained in departmental handbooks in New Zealand universities, and considers implications for non-English-speaking background students of EAP.

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In this article Marilyn Lewis explores the relevance and consistency of academic writing advice contained in departmental handbooks in New Zealand universities, and considers implications for non-English-speaking background students of EAP.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Relevance (law), Consistency (knowledge bases), Advice (programming), Library science, Sociology, Academic writing

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