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  • difference - firstly . . . secondly . . . or first . . . second . . .
    “Firstly,” “secondly,” and “thirdly” are superfluous terms “First,” “second,” and “third” are more acceptable words for enumerating text in writing Experts also prefer “first” even if the other items state “secondly” and “thirdly ” It is also said from Merriam-Webster that:
  • Why using firstly, secondly. . . in a writing is bad writing?
    Jan and I have some things in common, so I used Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly, Finally in the writing Then, my English teacher (she is Korean) was not happy with that writing style, she told me that it was a bad writing because of the traditional sequence (Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly and Finally)
  • word request - “Firstly, secondly, thirdly,…”, what comes next . . .
    "And secondly, we are seeing a change in the nature of surveillance from over the skin surveillance to under the skin surveillance " Al Jazeera "And thirdly, allowing use of public transport, accommodation changes and shopping trips are holes big enough to fly a jumbo jet through " Daily Mirror However the less formal ordinal numbers are also
  • word usage - Up to what level the adverbs firstly, secondly . . .
    To list a series of points or observations in an essay, a paper, or a formal letter you can start with either First or Firstly; then second or secondly and then use a different discourse marker such as : (to contrast) on the other hand; nevertheless; however; (to compare) similarly; likewise; in comparison (to add) furthermore; in addition
  • Can I use First, . . . Secondly, . . . Finally, . . . like this
    The words first, secondly, finally are called linking words They introduce the sequence of events in a story, narration, etc
  • phrase usage - Does *first of all* always go with *second of all . . .
    "First of all," for the first point and "Secondly," for the second point "First," for the first point and "Second," for the second point "Firstly," for the first point and "Secondly," for the second point (Less common ) So your analysis is pointing you in the correct direction The next section explains this in some more detail
  • Must firstly,. . . secondly, . . . or first,. . . second, . . . always . . .
    I have read hundreds of posts where people debated over the use of "firstly, secondly, " and "first, second, " My understanding is it comes down to style and neither is wrong However, I can't seem to find the answer I am looking for I am writing an academic paper
  • Is it correct in formal writing to use Firstly alone?
    You can use either first or firstly as an adverb to introduce a statement that is the first in a series of statements The use of firstly is more formal Similarly, you can also use second, third, etc instead of secondly, thirdly, etc to refer to further points or statements
  • comma after Firstly at the beginning of a sentence?
    A post (Comma after quot;of course quot; at the beginning of a sentence?) gives a clear rule suggestion about the usage of comma after the transition words phrases at the beginning of a sentence
  • word usage - in the first place instead of firstly - English . . .
    Secondly, life would be boring if we all agreed on everything But thirdly, despite the fact that I could just about tolerate "fourthly", even I would balk at fifthly (and quite frankly, sixthly is a non-starter!





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