there is a growing body of evidence
An increasing amount of research or information supports a particular idea or conclusion.
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IELTS-Verwendung
Useful for introducing evidence in academic writing, interpreting research in reading and listening tasks, and supporting opinions in the speaking test.
Beispiele
- There is a growing body of evidence that regular exercise improves mental health.
- A growing body of evidence suggests that air pollution contributes to cognitive decline.
- Researchers point to a growing body of evidence in support of renewable energy policies.
- The report draws on a growing body of evidence from clinical trials.
Kollokationen
- a growing body of evidence suggests
- A growing body of evidence suggests that early intervention is key.
- cite a growing body of evidence
- Many scientists cite a growing body of evidence to justify stricter regulations.
- a growing body of evidence supports
- A growing body of evidence supports the use of flexible working hours.
- a growing body of evidence indicates
- A growing body of evidence indicates that urban green spaces reduce stress.
- accumulate a growing body of evidence
- Over the past decade, researchers have accumulated a growing body of evidence.
Wortfamilie
- Nomen
- evidence
- Verb
- evidence
- Adjektiv
- evident
- Adverb
- evidently
Paraphrasen
- increasing evidence: A shorter way to refer to growing evidence.
- a growing amount of research: Swaps 'body' for 'amount' and 'evidence' for 'research'.
- mounting evidence: A formal synonym for 'growing evidence'.
- more and more studies: A more general, less formal paraphrase.
Häufige Fehler
- There is a growing body of evidences. to There is a growing body of evidence.. 'Evidence' is uncountable.
- A growing body of evidence show that... to A growing body of evidence shows that.... The subject is 'body', which is singular, so the verb must be 'shows'.
- There are a growing body of evidence. to There is a growing body of evidence.. The phrase 'a body of' is singular.