Nominalisation
Nominalisation turns verbs and adjectives into nouns — ‘decide’ becomes ‘decision’, ‘fail’ becomes ‘failure’ — which is what gives academic and formal English its dense, objective feel. These lessons show how to use it for register without letting sentences become impenetrable.
Nominalisation example lessons
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Formal reports: using nominalization for professional communication
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Corporate mergers: communicating with finesse and authority
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