1. Clear structure: The paper should have a clear introduction, text and conclusion. The introduction part should include the research background, research purpose and main viewpoints; The main part should explain your research methods, data analysis and results; The conclusion part should summarize your findings and make suggestions for future research.

2. Language accuracy: use technical terms and correct grammar. Avoid using spoken or informal expressions. Meanwhile, pay attention to the correctness of spelling and punctuation.

3. Citation standard: If you cite other people's works in your paper, you must correctly quote and refer to their works. This is not only a respect for the original author, but also an important means to avoid plagiarism.

4. Data support: All arguments should be supported by corresponding data or facts. This will not only increase the persuasiveness of your paper, but also make it easier for readers to understand your point of view.

5. Logical clarity: Your paper should have clear logical clues, so that readers can easily understand your ideas. Avoid jumping discussion, and each paragraph should have clear topic sentences and supporting sentences.

6. Format specification: use the correct paper format according to the requirements of the school or periodical. This usually includes font, line spacing, page margins, reference format, etc.

7. Repeated revision: After writing the first draft, don't submit it immediately. You should spend time correcting and checking grammar mistakes, unclear sentences and inaccurate information. If possible, ask a native English speaker to help you review your paper. They may find problems that you haven't noticed.