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Section 1
Section
1
FOURTH STEP
2
Differences between proposal, thesis/dissertation, and paper
3
Generic Features
4
Textual Elements Most Commonly Used within Different Sections of Research
5
100 verbs that make your research writing amazing
6
Describing the scope of a current project or prior research
7
Outlining a topic’s background
8
Describing the analytical elements of a paper
9
Discussing methods
10
Explaining the impact of new research
11
Possible citation verbs to use in literature review
12
Academic word list
13
The importance of structure
14
Topping, IMRaD, and Tailing
15
IMRaD answers which questions
16
Wineglass or hourglass model for IMRaD structure
17
Separate or mixed sections
18
IMRaD (Introduction)
19
IMRaD (Methods)
20
Major sections
21
Minor sections
22
Limitations & delimitations
Section 2
Section
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Title: Introduction
2
Purposes of title
3
Importance of title
4
Characteristics of good title
5
How to write a title: Moves and steps
6
Title: Don'ts
7
Title: Do's
8
Unnecessary phrases
9
Rewrite title
10
Title: Checklist
Section 3
Section
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Introduction: Intro
2
What to claim
3
What an introduction usually contains
4
How to write: Moves and steps
5
CARS model 1
6
CARS model 3
7
CARS model 2
8
CARS model 4
9
Significance of the study
10
Research hypotheses & questions
11
Definition of key terms
12
Statement of the problem
13
Statement of purpose
14
Paper, thesis and dissertation structure
15
Introduction: Do's
16
Introduction: Don'ts
17
Introduction: Checklist
Section 4
Section
1
LR: Introduction
2
Features of LR
3
Importance of LR
4
LR: Moves & Steps
5
Organization of LR
6
Useful phrases in LR
7
Most common mistakes in LR
8
LR: Do's
9
LR: Checklist
Section 5
Section
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Methodology
2
Methodology: Moves & Steps
3
What to include in Methodology
4
Describing the characteristics of the sample
5
Indicating reasons for sample characteristics
6
Describing the procedure: Infinitive of purpose
7
Describing the procedure: Typical verbs in the passive form
8
Describing the procedure: Sequence words and phrases
9
Describing the procedure: Adverbs of manner
10
Describing the procedure: using + instrument
11
Describing the procedure: Giving detailed information
12
Explain new methodology in detail; otherwise name the method and cite the previously published work.
13
Giving reasons of adopting or rejecting a particular method
14
Methodology: Do's
15
Methodology: Don'ts

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Wineglass or hourglass model for IMRaD structure

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Section IMRaD answers which questions
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Section Separate or mixed sections