- •Task 6. What is the difference between the words and phrases in the following sets?
- •Put the following words and expressions into their correct place in the table depending on their function.
- •Complete these sentences with one of the words or expressions from above. In most cases, more than one answer is possible.
- •Task 10. Study the information on references and bibliographies and do exercises a and b.
- •Write a short bibliography for your subject, listing at least five books and articles. Ensure that all the details are correct. Appendix a: Useful Language File
- •Appendix b: Abstract Title
- •Appendix d: Submission Dates
Appendix b: Abstract Title
Russian Plekhanov Academy of Economics
International Economic Relations Faculty Foreign Languages and Cross-cultural Communications Department
Diploma Paper Abstract
Russia on the World Aerospace Market
Student:
Group:
Research Supervisor: Prof. L. A. Slavin
Moscow 200…
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Appendix C: Technical Production of the Abstract
Paper size and typing
The abstract of approximately 1000-1200 words (around 2 pages in length) should be typed on A4 white paper, and lines should be double spaced.
Margin
The left hand margin should be not less than 40 mm and the other margin not less than 20 mm.
Page numbering
All pages should be numbered consecutively throughout the abstract, including the bibliography. The page numbers should be located centrally at the bottom of the page approximately 10mm above the edge.
Binding
The abstract must be bound. The title of the project and the name of the author should appear on the front cover (See Appendix B).
A Note on Plagiarism
Plagiarism means the use of the ideas of others without acknowledging them as such. It is an academic tradition that it is totally unacceptable to plagiarize. You must adhere to this tradition.
Plagiarism is an extremely serious academic offence.
All cases of suspected plagiarism will be strenuously investigated.
Proven plagiarism can have serious consequences for you and your final examination mark. Do not do it!
Appendix d: Submission Dates
Two copies of your abstract laid out in the correct format have to be handed in to the Foreign Languages Department Office on or before 10 April.
Failure to meet the deadline for submission without good cause may result in a fail. If you consider yourself unable to complete by the due submission, then you must request a deferral from the Head of the Department. Please note that any applications for a deferral must be accompanied by substantiating evidence, such as medical certificates. No deferrals will be granted for short-term minor illnesses or short-lived work pressures.