Q: Could you share some grammar tips to write a scientific research article?

Unfortunately, there are no specific grammatical structures that are used for scientific writing. Irrespective of your field, you need to have a fairly good command over the language to be able to express your ideas in English. However, for a non-native speaker, it is difficult to master English with native fluency, particularly if you are not living in an English speaking country. 

You will need to read and write a lot in English. You should incorporate English into your daily life. For instance, you could try reading an English newspaper or watch English programs on TV. You could also consider taking up a good English language course. However, even if you do all of this, it will take you a fairly long time to master the language. 

In the meantime, if you need to write scientific papers, but are not confident of the grammar and language you are using, you can take the help of professional editing services and get your manuscript edited. They will not only correct the grammatical errors, but will also help you express your ideas in a better way. 

Here are a few resources that might help improve your academic writing skills:

• A 10-step guide to make your research paper abstract more effective
   
• How to write an Abstract: Some useful tips
   
• What is the best way to write an effective introduction?
   
• The secret to writing the introduction and methods section of a manuscript
   
• The secret to writing the results and discussion section of a manuscript
   
• Manuscript structure: How to convey your most important ideas through your paper
   
• Tips for writing the perfect IMRAD manuscript
   
• Language tips to help improve academic writing