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Q: What is the difference between "few" and "a few"?

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Presently, I am preparing a review article. While reading other articles, I have found some sentences reflecting research gaps. For example: ‘Few reports have been published’ vs ‘A few reports…

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Both the terms "few" and a few" technically refer to more than one, so some people use them…

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Q: Is "a series" singular or plural?

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I just want to know whether to use a singular or plural verb with "a series," for example: a series of experiments was done /were done.  Which one is right? I just think that it should be singular…

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The Oxford English dictionary defines ‘series’ as a “number of related things coming one after another.” Series can be used both as a…

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Q: How can an early career researcher understand a scientific paper?

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Reading papers for young researchers like me is a heavy task. Sometimes, I cannot understand some concepts. How can I read the paper to get a good overview about what…

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Thanks for your question. A very similar question has already been answered before. This answer should help resolve your query: How…

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