For the academic article, the formatting is 1. Introduction, 2. Perspective, 3. Conclusion, 4. References. For example “What is 'Correct ' Language?”, “Descriptive vs. Prescriptive Grammar”, “Who’s Right?” and “Suggested Reading/Additional Resources”. In my opinion, the formatting of Tweets are 1. Do not have period, 2. Have # sometimes, 3. It is short, 4. Do not really care about grammar correct or not, 5. Informal. There are lot of different from formatting, the most different is Tweets usually do not have period. This will never happen in the academic article, it is a big problem. Tweets sometimes have some pictures and links, it is for explain things. The pictures and links are all about the Tweets I wrote. These things will interested my readers and explain more to
For the academic article, the formatting is 1. Introduction, 2. Perspective, 3. Conclusion, 4. References. For example “What is 'Correct ' Language?”, “Descriptive vs. Prescriptive Grammar”, “Who’s Right?” and “Suggested Reading/Additional Resources”. In my opinion, the formatting of Tweets are 1. Do not have period, 2. Have # sometimes, 3. It is short, 4. Do not really care about grammar correct or not, 5. Informal. There are lot of different from formatting, the most different is Tweets usually do not have period. This will never happen in the academic article, it is a big problem. Tweets sometimes have some pictures and links, it is for explain things. The pictures and links are all about the Tweets I wrote. These things will interested my readers and explain more to