• Author information: Following the article title, the author's full name, the full name of the affiliated institution, city and country, academic degree and title, level of education, ORCID code, telephone number, and e-mail address must be provided.
• Article format: The article must be prepared in A4 format using Times New Roman font, size 14 pt., with 1.5 line spacing; page margins should be 25 mm on the left, top, and bottom, and 20 mm on the right; the article length should be between 8 and 35 pages.
• Article structure: Articles must be prepared based on the IMRAD structure (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion). The article must begin with an abstract of 200–250 words. For articles written in Azerbaijani, the abstract must be provided in both Azerbaijani and English; for articles in English, in both English and Azerbaijani; and for articles in Russian, in Russian, Azerbaijani, and English. Abstracts in all languages ​​must be identical in content and concisely reflect the scientific findings, novelty, and significance of the work. Each abstract must be followed by at least five keywords in the corresponding language.
• References: The article must cite at least 12 scientific sources from the last 10 years relevant to the topic. In-text citations should follow two formats: (Huseynova, 2020) for general references to a source, and (Huseynova, 2020, p. 219) when citing a specific page. The reference list at the end of the article must be arranged in alphabetical order. Cited sources in Azerbaijani or English should be written in the original language, while sources in other languages ​​must be transliterated into the Latin script. Citations and the reference list must comply with APA 7 (American Psychological Association, 7th Edition) standards.

Citing a book: The author's surname, initial, year of publication (in parentheses), book title (in italics), and publisher's name should be listed in that order. Example: Mirzayev, H. (2006). The Verb in the Azerbaijani Language. Elm.

Citing a journal: The author's surname, initial, year of publication (in parentheses), article title, journal title (in italics), volume (issue), page range, and the article's DOI code (if available) should be listed in that order. Example: Sadigova, S. (2024). Norms of the Azerbaijani Literary Language. Scientific Research. International Scientific Journal, 4(1), 12–16. https://doi.org/10.36719/2789-6919/29/12-16

Citing an electronic resource: The author's surname, initial, year of publication, day and month (in parentheses), article title (in italics), website name, and URL must be listed in that order. Example: Ismayilli, T. (2024, May 30). Functional approach to language and cognitive linguistics models. aem.az. https://www.aem.az?newsid=4186

• Plagiarism report: An official report confirming that the article has undergone a plagiarism check must be submitted.

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