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International students choose English as their second language as native proficiency is difficult for them. They may find it difficult to express their ideas in English, writing clearly and concisely as well as referencing properly and consistently.

Basic grammatical systems have been in place since as early as the Elizabethan era, and have not really changed very much in terms of their fundamental rules and precepts. Whereas time has seen the ever-changing nature of many other aspects of the English language, such as usage, the meanings of words, and spellings.

Grammar helps to make it clear to the reader what is being expressed. It is a fundamental tool in good writing, as incorrect grammar can radically alter the meaning of that which is written.   Basic grammatical systems have been in place since as early as the Elizabethan era, and have not really changed very much in terms of their fundamental rules and precepts. Whereas time has seen the ever-changing nature of many other aspects of the English language, such as usage, the meanings of words, and spellings. Most people need to write, it is generally a part of our everyday lives, but not all of us know how to write correctly. Despite it being something that the majority of us do, learning how to master the nuances of English grammar can be somewhat overwhelming and confusing. However, it is undoubtedly one of the most essential ingredients in producing clear and succinct writing, which effectively conveys your message. Without understanding the basics of grammar, sentences can become vague and alienating, and our messages will most likely be misunderstood. Understanding basic grammar is vital for any writer and the team at ProofreadMyDocument can help you with yours today!

Surname, First name, Title [online text], (place of publication: publisher, year), in Library database, accessed DD Month YYYY With all the information properly included, you will have a reference that looks like the below in your reference list, or bibliography: Kelsall, Robert, Hamley, Ian and Geoghegan, Mark, Nanoscale Science and Technology [online text], (Chichester: John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2005), in Google books, accessed 16 February 2013 If you are referring to an eBook as a footnote, you will write it in much the same way, except for the order of the first two parts, and the use of lower case letters instead of all capitals. Using our example from above, the change into a footnote would look like this: Robert Kelsall, Ian Hamley and Mark Geoghegan, Nanoscale Science and Technology [online text], (Chichester: John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2005), in Google books, accessed 16 February 2013 For help with proofreading and/or formatting references, simply upload your document to ProofreadMyDocument today!