How can we apply academic writing to our own?

Matthew Rodriguez
Period 6

   We can apply the concepts of academic writing to our own writing by adding the elements to make our writings better. We do this because we want our writings to be professional and scholarly worthy. No one wants to have a lousy writing and submit it so we add academic writing to our own to make it presentable.

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