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    The document discusses key elements of an academic abstract including background, purpose, methodology, results, and conclusion. It provides example sentences for writing the background and purpose sections of an abstract and exercises for practicing these sentence structures. The document aims to help writers construct abstracts for academic papers and theses.

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    Academic

    Writing
    Elizabeth Chen
    Table Of Contents

    01. 02. 03.

    Abstract Literature Methodology


    Writing
    Elaborate on what you Elaborate on what you Elaborate on what you
    want to discuss. want to discuss. want to discuss.
    Key Elements of Abstract
    An abstract of the thesis consists of five parts:

    1. Background 背景
    2 Purpose 目的
    3 Methodology 方法
    4 Results 結果
    5 Conclusion 結論
    01. Background
    Sentence Patterns
    Sentence Patterns/ 1: Background
    1. Over the past several decades, significant
    developments have taken place in the field of
    interpreting.

    2.Recently, there has been a growing interest in


    and recognition of the values of specialized
    corpora.
    Sentence Patterns/ 1: Background
    3.Although in recent years there has been an increase in
    the research and development of resources for business
    English, work in this field is still rather limited.

    4.Despite the fact that translation teaching research


    has been gaining momentum over the last two
    decades, little has been written and therefore known
    about translation assessment in the teaching context.
    Sentence Patterns/ 1: Background

    5.The past decade has seen an apparent shift in the way


    the media have covered presidential politics.

    6.While there has been a wealth of research on


    translation teaching methodology and development
    of teaching materials, study on translation testing and
    assessment can scarcely be found.
    Practice (Please complete these sentences and translate into Chinese. )
    1. However, the issue of _______ has received little
    attention.

    2. Research on ______ has produced mixed results,


    despite reports of significant improvement in many
    studies.

    3.Recently, researchers have shown an increased


    interest in ________.
    Practice
    4.The last two decades have seen a growing trend
    towards________.

    5.Little research has focused on _____.

    6.This dimension of ______, however, has not been


    studied systematically.
    02. Purpose
    Sentence Patterns
    Sentence Patterns/ 2: Purpose
    1. The aim of this research project is to gain a
    better understanding of the interpreter's glossary as
    an essential operational feature in the professional
    practice of interpreting.

    2.The aim of this study is to investigate the


    effect of using operative and individual weblogs
    to enhance writing performance.
    Sentence Patterns/ 2: Purpose
    3 The objective of this paper is to present an
    investigation which sought to explore empirical
    evidence regarding the effectiveness of a blended
    learning model.

    4.The present study investigates the rhetorical


    structure of academic lecture closings, and the
    impact of class size on this part genre.
    Sentence Patterns/ 2: Purpose
    5 This study tested three hypotheses about the direct
    contributions of derrivational awareness to English
    reading comprehension.

    6 This research was conducted with the aim of


    investigating the relationship between critical
    thinking and guessing the meanings of unfamiliar
    medical terms through the word part analysis
    strategy.
    Practice (Please complete these sentences and translate into Chinese. )
    1. This paper addresses the issue of __________.

    2. This paper reports on the long-term use of ________.

    3.This article reports a study which combined a


    ________ approach with a __________ perspective to
    consider__________________ .
    Practice (Please complete these sentences and translate into Chinese. )
    4 . The purpose of the article is to yield insights
    into_____________.

    5 . The purpose of this study is to understand the


    relationship between ___________ and ___________.

    6. The objectives of this research were to examine the


    utility of __________________.
    Your Project
    Presentations are communication tools that can be used
    as demonstrations, lectures, speeches, reports, and
    more. It is mostly presented before an audience. It
    serves a variety of purposes, making presentations
    powerful tools for convincing and teaching.

    YEAR: 2022
    ROLE: WRITE YOUR ROLE

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