There are two formats in English. There are about three to four letters in the space. There are no very rigid rules. It is also important for English writing to maintain beautiful layout on the basis of standards.

1. Like our Chinese, there is a space at the beginning. In Word, you can use the Tab key. In this format, there are no blank lines between each paragraph. They are written closely together to present a A neat layout.

2. Another format is to write in a heading at the beginning of each paragraph, but leave a blank line between paragraphs.

This is why some have a few blank spaces at the beginning, while others have no blank lines at the beginning. These two formats cannot be mixed, and there cannot be both spaces at the beginning and blank lines between paragraphs.

Extended information:

Other things to note when writing in English:

1. Monosyllabic words cannot be moved, even monosyllabic words with more letters. Such as through, etc. are no exception.

2. Abbreviations such as Mr., Dr., etc. cannot be separated from the names that follow. Abbreviated special nouns such as U.K. (the United Kingdom), U.S.A (United States of America), etc. cannot be separated and transferred.

3. Time, measurement and currency units should be regarded as a whole; they cannot be transferred separately.

For example: 11:00 P.M. should be written on one line, and 11:00 and PM. cannot be moved to separate lines; when writing 38℃, 38 and ℃ cannot be moved to separate lines.

4. The date represented by "year, month, day". If you must move separately, you can only separate "month, day" and "year". For example, January 6 and 1980 cannot be moved to separate lines, but January 6 and 1980 can be divided into two lines.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia—English Composition