The following is a basic writing structure for an academic paper, and you can just copy and paste them as the outline to start your paper writing.

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<div class="draft-block draft--p left">The following is a basic writing structure for an academic paper, and you can just copy and paste them as the outline to start your paper writing. You will be able to fill it with more details step by step based on your research progress.</div>
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 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Title</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Abstract</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Keywords</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Introduction (background, literature review, niche, research purposes/questions, etc.)</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Method (research design, participants, instruments/materials, procedures, data analysis, etc.)</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Results (quantitative results, qualitative results, figures/tables, etc.)</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Discussion (explanations, comparisons, etc.)</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">Conclusions (key findings, implications, future work, etc.)</li>
 <li class="draft-block draft--li">References</li>
</ul>
<div class="draft-block draft--p left">In the following articles, we will introduce some basic sentence patterns that are commonly used in different sections of a paper and share practical writing &amp; reviewing experiences with you.</div>
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The following is a basic writing structure for an academic paper, and you can just copy and paste them as the outline to start your paper writing. You will be able to fill it with more details step by step based on your research progress.
<ul>
 <li>Title</li>
 <li>Abstract</li>
 <li>Keywords</li>
 <li>Introduction (background, literature review, niche, research purposes/questions, etc.)</li>
 <li>Method (research design, participants, instruments/materials, procedures, data analysis, etc.)</li>
 <li>Results (quantitative results, qualitative results, figures/tables, etc.)</li>
 <li>Discussion (explanations, comparisons, etc.)</li>
 <li>Conclusions (key findings, implications, future work, etc.)</li>
 <li>References</li>
</ul>
In the following articles, we will introduce some basic sentence patterns that are commonly used in different sections of a paper and share practical writing &amp; reviewing experiences with you.

The following is a basic writing structure for an academic paper, and you can just copy and paste them as the outline to start your paper writing. You will be able to fill it with more details step by step based on your research progress.

Introduction (background, literature review, niche, research purposes/questions, etc.)

Method (research design, participants, instruments/materials, procedures, data analysis, etc.)

Results (quantitative results, qualitative results, figures/tables, etc.)

Discussion (explanations, comparisons, etc.)

Conclusions (key findings, implications, future work, etc.)

In the following articles, we will introduce some basic sentence patterns that are commonly used in different sections of a paper and share practical writing & reviewing experiences with you.

【How to Write】The structure of an academic paper

The three basic samples we mention here are just to help you make the first move. It's not that difficult. It's quite easy to get started. 