Instead lead the reader through the paper, from topic to topic, developing the line of reason to be followed. In the introduction of your paper, make sure you state the objective of the paper in a clear and well defined manner. Use words you are familiar with and be very careful not to misuse technical terms. In general, avoid long and complex sentences but be careful and not overdo this. Use proper grammar, spelling and punctuation.
Commas are probably the most abused punctuation mark.
Avoid improper use of pronouns and watch for agreement between subjects and verbs. Proofread carefully, errors of any type will reduce the value of the paper. Remember that you, the author, is responsible for everything in the paper. An authors work is published so that the ideas and knowledge gained by their work can be passed from one generation to the next. However, plagiarism is a major stumbling block to the nondiligent writer.