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summary写法(国外英文资料) I. overview The abstract is a concise summary of the main content of the article. Americans refer to the abstract as Abstract, while the British prefer to call it Summary. In general, international publications require the number of articles to be published, including a summary portion of not more than 1 words. However, the number of words required in the abstract is less. Therefore, when writing abstracts, the most succinct language is used to express the essence of the thesis. The emphasis of the thesis should be on the results and conclusions of the study. International conferences require abstracts of words ranging from 200 words to -500 words. International journals require that the words used in the abstracts are usually 100 words -200 words. The position of the abstract is usually at the head of an article, covering the whole text and pointing out the whole purpose. Language requires refining as much as possible. Abstracts are commonly used in third person writing. Scientific books, papers, and academic reports are usually accompanied by a summary of content, which saves time for readers and enables them to understand the main content without having to read the full article. The books are placed on the inside front cover, or abstract; papers and academic reports, generally placed in front of the body. Abstract should be concise and to the point, to be able to stand alone, so that readers can accurately understand the meaning of books. When writing a summary, it is better to use third person complete declarative sentences, which are generally not more than 200 words long. Abstracts are classified into two categories: declarative (Descriptive) and informative (Informational). A declarative Abstract stating only the subject of a book or article, without introducing content. In addition to the introduction of the theme, informative abstract should also introduce the main points of the article and the main content of each point. It can consist o