WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO TEACH GENRE ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH ARTICLE ABSTRACTS TO POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS?
Keywords:
abstract, genre, ESP, applied linguistics, five-move model, research article.Abstract
This article highlights the importance of genre awareness and analysis as essential tools for improving writing skills. The significance of well-structured abstracts for researchers seeking publication is also emphasized. The article introduces the concept of genres, moves, and provides practical guidance for analyzing abstracts. Overall, it underscores the critical role of these elements in academic and research contexts, particularly for Uzbek postgraduate students and those in the field of applied linguistics.
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