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Which is correct in the paper or on the paper?
If you are describing a sheet of paper, I’d definitely say on that paper. If you’re talking about a paper as a longer document (something that is common in English), you could say in that paper–that is, in the text that is contained in the pages of the paper [document].
Which is correct didn’t got or didn’t get?
They are both right depending on the tense. Past tense: I didn’t get. Present tense: I don’t get. If you are speaking in past tense, “I didn’t get….” is correct, if you speaking in present tense “I don’t get…” is correct.
Is it on document or in document?
You need to say In the document, Castalia. On the document would mean physically on the document: eg. The pencil was lying on the document on her desk.
How do you differentiate between in and on?
‘In’ is a preposition, commonly used to show a situation when something is enclosed or surrounded by something else. ‘On’ refers to a preposition that expresses a situation when something is positioned above something else. Months, Years, Season, Decades and Century. Days, Dates and Special Occasions.
How to write a research question?
The research question, the objective or hypothesis of the study, helps to set up context for what you have researched and why you chose to study this particular topic. Therefore, it is included in the Introduction of the manuscript. When you write the Introduction, you should first set the background and give a review of the existing literature.
Where do you put the research question in a manuscript?
Therefore, it is included in the Introduction of the manuscript. When you write the Introduction, you should first set the background and give a review of the existing literature. This is usually followed by the research question. Thus, typically, the research question is included at the end of the Introduction section.
Is it correct to say “I am not”?
In fact, this is against the general grammar rules as it actually needs to be “… am I not?”. However, in this form, that means not shortened, it is only used when something needs to be emphasized in particular. Therefore, the following version is more common:
How do you understand difficult questions in an exam?
This technique is great for difficult to understand questions. Get the central idea and use synonyms, context clues and other rephrasing techniques to easily understand the question. Read each question properly in several times. This will give you a clear understanding as to what is being asked for.