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Good rule of thumb when varying sentence lengths/structure [closed]

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Closed by System‭ on Nov 21, 2018 at 15:19

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My question is, are there any good rules on how to vary your sentence length/structure to keep your writing interesting?

Eg. start out with shorter sentences and then start to lengthen the sentences... something along those lines.

I should add that I am writing an academic paper.

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