The common structure of argumentative writing: asking questions ... analyzing problems ... solving problems (introduction, theory and conclusion).

Narrative: (1) Notebook, the cause, process and result of the incident (2) Writer: The mental outlook and ideological quality of the characters are expressed by describing their portraits, actions, psychological activities and language. (3) The narrative sequence can be chronological (chronological) or flashback (results written first), and can also be inserted and supplemented.

Description: You can press the time.

Write in order, or in spatial order, or in logical order. (summarize first and then divide, divide first and then divide, summarize, from phenomenon to essence, from cause to effect, from effect to cause, from simple to complex, from whole to part, from part to whole, from function to use, etc.). )

Prose: the form is scattered but the spirit is not scattered. As long as the central idea is clear and concentrated, you can write whatever you want.

Novel: Write in the order of story development: (beginning, development, climax, ending) If there is a preface, write it before the "beginning". If there is an ending, write it after it.

Topic composition: Write according to the structure of any style you choose.