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| 1. "As we have already mentioned,..." or 2. "As already mentioned,..." or 3. "As mentioned earlier,..." or maybe 4. "As mentioned before,..."? The most important is a choice between the first two; I would choose the first one, for grammatical reasons, but I suppose that both are equally correct. The second one wins in Google Scholar, but it may be applied in some other situations. Thansk & Best, Nyggus |
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| "As already mentioned..." is the most natural, in formal writing. "As we have already mentioned..." is too stilted in my opinion. To me, it would instantly indicate an ESL/EFL writer, unless it were used specifically to indicate particular emphasis of a point. |
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