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1. _____ , the most reliable cars are manufactured by Japanese car companies. Do you agree?
2. Both (A) and (B) contain hedging. Are they the same in meaning, though?(A)Research conducted by Yen (2005) appears to indicate that, for a significant proportion of students, extensive reading may contribute to an improvement in their active vocabulary.(B)Yen (2005) claims that extensive reading helps most students to improve vocabulary.
3. Which is not an example of tentative language used in hedging?
4. Which one is using hedging?
5. Hedging Language should be used in all Academic Essays, both in Language for Study and Skills for Study, as well as later at university.
6. Use personal pronouns such as I, my, we, our and you to make the reader feel involved.
7. You don't need to use hedging language when presenting facts.
8. Which is not a phrase used in hedging?
9. John and Adam _____ that mine workers have more psychological issues
10. Which is not a modal verb used in hedging?
11. What does the term hedging refer to?
12. Which is not an adverb used in hedging?
13. Mark the statement that doesn't show politeness, caution, and protect the speaker/writer from criticism if the idea is proven wrong.
14. Why is it important for us to use hedging in our academic writing?
15. We can use hedging and moderate language for _____
16. Hedging Language is only used in writing-there is no need to use it when you speak.
17. New students _____ shy during the first week of class
18. Examples of hedging are the following, EXCEPT
19. A:From what I understand, London is the best place to go shopping in England.B: _____ , I think the shopping is better in Manchester.

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