Argumentative writing is mainly an expository writing about things, mainly expounding one thing.

Argumentative essays usually express their views at the title or the beginning.

Explain what I want to say from the beginning, so that I can better explain later that I personally think it is not difficult, so I should read more books and accumulate experience.

Argumentative writing is an article that develops its own theme, criticizes other people's views and convinces others.

Explanatory writing is an article that explains things, explains meaning and enables people to acquire knowledge of things or images.

Multi-subjective judgment in argumentative writing shows the difference between multi-objective description in argumentative writing;

The explanatory text mainly answers the question of "what is it"; Argumentative essays mainly answer the question of "why".

The difference between expository writing and argumentative writing is that the purpose of expository writing is mainly explanation, while the purpose of argumentative writing is mainly reasoning; Explanatory writing requires that the actual things or abstract things themselves be made clear, while argumentative writing requires that personal views or opinions be put forward on the object of discussion.

Explanatory words are also widely used. Instructions for the use of machines and electrical appliances, explanations of newspapers and magazines, dictionaries, dictionary notes, travel introductions, movies and dramas, etc. Need to explain the text. Besides, when we write narratives, we often talk about characters.

To make necessary explanations of scenery and things also requires the use of explanatory writing methods.

The difference between expository writing and argumentative writing,

Mainly lies in that the purpose of expository writing is mainly explanation, while the purpose of argumentative writing is mainly reasoning; Explanatory writing requires that the actual things or abstract things themselves be made clear, while argumentative writing requires that personal views or opinions be put forward on the object of discussion.

Explanatory words are also widely used. Instructions for the use of machines and electrical appliances, explanations of newspapers and magazines, dictionaries, dictionary notes, travel introductions, movies and dramas, etc. Need to explain the text. In addition, when we are writing a narrative, we often need to make necessary explanations about people, scenes and events, which also requires descriptive writing methods. Narrative skills and answer format 1. Look at the score answer method:

You can infer the main points of the answer from the score of the question. If you give a question a score of 3, the answer may have three points, and one point is one point, so you can infer the main points of the answer and the required number of words from the score given in the question. For example, the senior high school entrance examination in Shaanxi Province: What methods are there to eliminate warm fog? What kind of defogging operation in Shaanxi mentioned in this paper belongs to? (3 points)

The answer is: three kinds. "heating method", "moisture absorption method" and "artificial mixing method". What is mentioned in the article belongs to the second kind. Second, use the original answer method:

When doing the problem, remember firmly: "The answer is not in your mind, only in the original text." In any case, you should not only reflect your personality and unique viewpoint, but also be faithful to the author's viewpoint.

The specific way is to restore the key words and expressions in the question to the original text, and then get rid of them by boat. Generally speaking, the answers are above and below the key words.

For example: 2 "New Concentrated Learning" 2007 Chinese mock exam questions: What exactly does the author mean by "thinking about one or two things often"? Paragraph 10 of the original text, the sentence immediately after the keyword "I often think about one or two things" is the answer to this question. Three, two-step method

Reading questions are often asked: the role of a sentence (a paragraph) in the text. Do this kind of problem:

Step 1: Let's look at where this sentence (paragraph) is at the beginning of the article. Middle or last? If it is the beginning, there are the following possibilities: pointing out the center, setting suspense, guiding the full text, causing the following, paving the way for the following and promoting the development of the story; If it is in the middle, it plays a connecting role (transition); If it is at the end, it will make the finishing point, point out the center, deepen the theme, summarize the full text, echo from beginning to end, and take care of the overall structure ...

Step 2: The answer format can be fixed as follows: As far as content is concerned, it works in ……; Structurally, it plays a role in the following aspects ... (The content of ellipsis will correspond to the previous step. For example, question 13 of Shaanxi junior high school graduation examination: "Is the beginning and end of the article involved? Me? Judging from the structure of the full text, what is the role of helping Cheng Hai revise his composition? "

(Note that this question only asks about the structure. The answer is that the revision of the composition is not only the origin of the article, but also the foreshadowing and foil of the meal card exchange, which echoes from beginning to end and has a complete structure. Four or three steps

This kind of problem often appears in expository texts, that is, an adverb (all, part, all, probably, possibly, it is said …) can be deleted? Answering such questions can be divided into three steps: ① No; ② Explain the meaning of adverbs in this article; (3) If the sentence is removed, it will be too absolute, and it will not reflect the scientific nature (vividness, accuracy and rigor) of the interpretation language. For example, the "Academic Examination for Junior High School Graduates in Shanxi Experimental Area" question 13: "What is added to the text? It is said that? Can we get rid of this word and make a brief analysis based on the characteristics of explanatory language? "

Answer: No, "it is said" means that there is no exact historical proof, and the quoted materials are heard. If it is removed, it will become affirmative, which is inconsistent with the facts and does not meet the requirements of the accuracy of the interpretation language. Five or three analytical methods

Students think that the most difficult question to answer is "understanding the meaning and function of sentences". In fact, this kind of topic is not necessarily the answering skill:

We can first analyze the characteristics and position of sentences; Then analyze its ideographic function and structural function; Finally, combining with the context, this paper analyzes which is the most critical word in sentence expression, and points out its contextual meaning. For example, how to understand the bubble of expectation and pride in the middle school entrance examination question 12 (1 1) in Henan province? (3 points)

Firstly, it is analyzed that this is a figurative sentence; Secondly, the analysis shows that all expectations and pride are like bubbles; Finally, the key words are expectation, pride and bubble. Combined with the context, the answers are as follows: ① Old people look forward to being with their relatives and talking about their offspring with others;

Proud of having so many children and grandchildren; Her expectations for her children and grandchildren are as unattainable as bubbles. Not only that!

Good beginning and end: the beginning and end are the key points of the article. Especially at the beginning. If you can't attract readers at the beginning of the story, it will be difficult for them to have the patience to read the whole article. So spend more time thinking about how to write a good beginning. Once readers are interested in your beginning, they will want to know more. ...

Write the beginning and then make a wonderful ending, which will make readers look forward to your next masterpiece.