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There are different ways to display text in its regular form using ReactJS depending on the context and the exact problem you are facing. Here are some general tips that may help you:

1. Use a simple text element: You can use the

   or element to display regular text. For example, if you have some text stored in a variable called "text", you can display it like this:

<p>{text}</p>

or

<span>{text}</span>

1. Use dangerouslySetInnerHTML: If the text you want to display contains HTML tags or entities that need to be rendered as HTML, you can use the dangerouslySetInnerHTML prop to render it as HTML. Here's an example:

<div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{__html: text}}></div>

1. Use a third-party library: If you need more advanced text formatting options or want to display text in a specific way, you can use a third-party library like React Bootstrap, Material UI, or Styled Components. These libraries offer various components and utilities to make text formatting and styling easier.

2. Check for errors: If you're having trouble displaying text in its regular form, double-check your code for errors or typos. Make sure your variables are correctly named, your syntax is correct, and your JSX is properly formatted.

Remember, ReactJS is a library, not a language. Always start with the basics, and work your way up to more complex solutions as needed.