1, clarify the central idea, show it in the title, and always remember this central idea in the process of writing.
2. Explain clearly the problems that others may encounter when reading your paper. Clearly define terms, try to avoid abbreviations and abbreviations, and simplify details that need to be understood and memorized by others.
3. And even if you plagiarize, you should say it in your own language and change it sentence by sentence. You don't need gorgeous language, just vernacular, so people can't find similarities.
4. Try to express similar expressions and conclusions with the same structure.
5. Describe your overall research plan and results as much as possible in your abstract.
6. Highlight the importance of your research in the introduction, which will make readers look forward to your paper.
7. Explain your research results with clear statements and support them with logically related charts.
8. In the discussion part of the results, the research gap put forward in the introduction is echoed, and the contribution of this study is expounded. And points out its defects.
9. In the process of writing a thesis, reasonable allocation of time can write an informal sentence for each part of the article, which is conducive to writing around the conclusion. These sentences may become the title of the conclusion, and at the same time, these sentences also constitute the overall structure of the article.
10, when you really don't know how to modify the article, you can type the whole paragraph.