Basic.txt

Use a blank line between paragraphs for readability. Start each section with a clear heading (e.g., 1. LITERATURE REVIEW ).

Use apps like Google Docs or dedicated text editors like txtpad to save in .txt format. 2. Structure Your Content

To indicate styling that you want to apply later in a word processor, you can use syntax: Basic.txt

Place your title at the very top in all caps or surrounded by symbols (e.g., === TITLE === ).

List your sources at the bottom to avoid plagiarism. 3. Use Lightweight Formatting (Markdown) Use a blank line between paragraphs for readability

You can create a .txt file using simple, pre-installed software on any operating system: Open Notepad from the Start menu. macOS: Open TextEdit and select Format > Make Plain Text .

Summarize your main points and restate your thesis in light of the evidence provided. Use apps like Google Docs or dedicated text

Start with a "hook" to engage the reader, provide background, and clearly state your research objective or thesis.