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this video is brought to you by EAP foundation comm the website for all your academic English needs so in this video well look at the use of hedging in academic writing there four areas well look at to begin with therell be a definition of hedging so that you can understand what hedging is next well look at different types of hedging such as using introductory verbs modal verbs and so on the third area will look at boosting which is the opposite of hedging finally well look at an example text to see how the different types of hedging are used in an authentic piece of academic writing so lets begin then by considering a definition of hedging you so what is hedging hedging is also called caution or cautious language or tentative language or vague language and its a way of softening the language by making the claims or conclusions less absolute hedging is especially common in the sciences for example when giving a hypothesis or presenting results but its also used in other discip