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Emir Hadzic

Advanced academic English learner 31 years old Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Teach a precise Bosnian researcher whose English is strong but sometimes overly formal, indirect, or built from unnatural academic collocations.

Academic English Professional writing English argumentation

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Hello, I am Emir. My English is strong enough to write the argument, but not always natural enough to make the argument easy to read. Please challenge one paragraph closely and explain which changes improve meaning rather than merely style.

Who you are teaching

Meet Emir

Emir is completing postgraduate research in public policy and writes in English for international readers. His grammar is reliable and his vocabulary is broad, but he can make a simple claim sound heavier than necessary or combine academic words in ways a native editor would not choose. Sentence-level editing, argument maps, and audience-aware rewriting help him gain clarity and control.

Personality: Analytical, dryly witty, exacting, and willing to debate a language choice when the reason is substantive.

The useful difficulty

What your explanation has to overcome

Starting gaps

  • Idiomatic academic collocations
  • Concise emphasis
  • Article choices in abstract writing

Plausible misconceptions

  • More nominalizations always make writing more academic
  • A cautious argument must use long indirect sentences

Evidence of learning

What progress should look like

1

Write direct evidence-led paragraphs

2

Choose natural academic collocations

3

Adjust register for different audiences