Writing the Findings

WRITING THE FINDINGS
The findings of your report are usually presented in the results section.
This is where you will present the findings of your study.
It is the longest and most important section of the research report.
The findings will be presented in the form of graphs and tables, as well as in writing.
Figures (graphs, tables, and diagrams) present the complete findings in numerical terms while the text helps the reader to focus on, and discuss the important points of the result.
The written text usually consists of three important elements: reference to the data important points discussion/comments USEFUL PHRASES FOR WRITING THE FINDINGS
Reporting the findings
This is evident in …
It is evident that …
It is observed that …
It can be seen that …
From the data gathered …

Discussing the findings
It seems that …
It is most likely that …
This suggests …
This means that …
This is probably because …
This probably explains why …
Perhaps this is because …
Apparently/ Possibly/ Ostensibly/ Seemingly …

WRITING THE CONCLUSION
Title: Factors contributing to the Declining Standard of English among UTHM Students
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, it can be said that two factors contribute to the declining standard of English among UTHM students. They are the teaching of English in schools, and the changed role of English.
With regard to the actual teaching of English in schools, there are two reasons which affected students’ mastery of the English Language. Firstly, there is insufficient time for language learning because students do not have enough contact hours to practice the language.
Secondly, the classroom environment is not conducive to language learning because language classes are large and there are lacks of language laboratories for language practice.

USEFUL PHRASES FOR WRITING THE CONCLUSION
In summary …
In general …
In conclusion …
It can be concluded that …
To summarize …
Thus/Therefore/Hence …
The conclusions