Academic Writing Verb Tenses Quiz

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Which tense is commonly used in academic writing to describe a general truth or habitual action?

  • Future
  • Simple present (correct)
  • Simple past
  • Present perfect

Which tense is used to describe a completed action in the past?

  • Future
  • Simple past (correct)
  • Present perfect
  • Simple present

Which tense is commonly used for a statement that is generally true in the past, present, and future?

  • Future
  • Simple present (correct)
  • Present perfect
  • Simple past

In which tense is the doctoral study/dissertation proposal at Walden University written for a study that will be conducted in the future?

<p>Future (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to corpus research, which tense is one of the three most often used in academic writing?

<p>Simple present (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Verb Tenses in Academic Writing

  • The present simple tense is commonly used to describe a general truth or habitual action in academic writing.
  • The past simple tense is used to describe a completed action in the past.
  • The present simple tense is commonly used for a statement that is generally true in the past, present, and future.

Walden University's Dissertation Proposal

  • The doctoral study/dissertation proposal at Walden University is written in the future simple tense for a study that will be conducted in the future.

Corpus Research on Academic Writing

  • According to corpus research, the present simple tense is one of the three most often used tenses in academic writing.

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