The main body of the British paper mainly includes: Introduction->; Results-> Discuss. How to write these parts is different for each student. For example, instead of writing the text, take a piece of paper and draw a picture of the experimental results. You don't have to draw well, but you need to draw. What should the first graph, i.e. graph 1, look like? Figure 2 What should it look like? First, make the frame and layout of the diagram in order. Then, write down the annotation of the figure, that is, how the figure 1 was made, what it probably means, and how the figure 2 was made, what it probably means. Write the results first, then the introduction, and finally the discussion.

Second, the writing consideration of the result content in the body of the British paper.

Many international students will find the content of Result easier to write, mainly because they have done their homework in the previous introduction. Just write it down one by one according to the labels on the pictures. Of course, students should pay special attention to one point-each paragraph should have an opening statement to pave the way for introducing the motivation or purpose of doing the next experiment. It is also very important that the logic should be strong, the language should be concise, and it is necessary to make clear why the experiment was done, how it was done, and what positive and negative comparisons were there; What is the result? Find out what it is. Try to explain as little as possible, infer as little as possible, and don't make wild guesses. At the end of each paragraph, there can be a short summary, which is usually summarized by words such as "The results show that …", "Therefore …" and "Taken together …". Finally, it should be noted that the front call should be followed by the back, that is, the front and back paragraphs should be related, and excessive should be avoided.

3. How to write the introduction of an English paper?

This part is to guide the teacher to understand the article according to your ideas. So this part needs to include the following points:

(1) How much do we know about the topic? Only relevant information should be provided; Don't write comments.

(2) What we don't know.

(3) Rationale: Why are you doing this? Don't repeat abstraction.

(4) Method: How will you do it?

(5) Meaning attracts ordinary readers.

What needs special reminder is that the introduction should not be written as a summary, so as to avoid writing all the conclusions in the reference materials into the paper.

Finally, discussion is the most difficult part and the least important part. Many tutors don't read this part. Here, I will explain this part at the end, but it is indispensable.

A general paper should include several aspects:

1, to explain the significance of the content of the paper, this part is also important, that is, the contribution to the theory, the significance in reality, what discoveries are made and why it is important. What are the originality, new methods and new ideas of the article?

2. Explain why the results of your paper are reliable, what contents are consistent with you in previous papers, and what documents support your conclusion. Pay attention here, be sure to make clear where the new conclusion part of your paper is, so that the teacher can see the innovative content of your article.

3. Point out the shortcomings of the paper, the reasons why some conclusions are different from others' results, and why you have different explanations, and cite the literature to explain.