Some people believe (argue, approve, think) 1 But others hold the opposite view. They firmly believe in point 2. As for me, I agree with the former/the latter.
There are many reasons behind my belief. First, the argument 1.
More importantly, argument 2.
Most importantly, argument 3.
As a college student, I support showing determination.
Or from above, we can predict.
Template 2
People hold different views on x. Some people think that view 1, while others point out view 2. As far as I am concerned, the former/latter point of view carries more weight.
First, the parameter 1.
The other, argument 2.
Last but not least, argument 3.
Finally, summarize the views. As a college student, I support showing determination.
Or from above, we can predict.
Template 3
People don't agree on X. Some people think that the viewpoint 1, while others hold the opposite opinion and firmly believe in viewpoint 2. As far as I am concerned, the former/latter view is preferable in many ways. The reason is obvious.
First, the argument 1.
In addition, argument 2.
Among all the supporting evidence, one is the most powerful. Which is argument 3.
A natural conclusion drawn from the above discussion is to summarize these viewpoints.
As a college student, I support showing determination.
Or from above, we can predict.
We should take some effective measures. We should try our best to overcome the difficulties. We should try our best to do something. We should solve the problems we face.
1 1. stands for conclusion 1) In short, ... 2) can be briefly summarized as follows. 3) According to the above, we can draw such a conclusion. ...
12. Idiom 1) As we all know ... As we all know, ... 3) This is a widely discussed topic. As can be seen from the chart listed above ... as an old saying goes, "where there is a will, there is a way." ?
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Many countries are facing this problem. ...
Recently, this problem has attracted people's attention.
3) This phenomenon has become a hot topic recently.
Recently, this problem has aroused great concern. ...
Nowadays, people are paying more and more attention. ...
We have never had such an idea in our history ... it's so popular.
7) In the face of ..., quite a few people think that ...
According to a recent survey, ...
With the rapid development of, ...
VIII) Ending
1) From what has been discussed above, we can draw the following conclusion. ...
It is time to take strict measures to stop it. ...
3) It is necessary to take measures. ...
4) In short, it is imperative that ...
5) There is no simple method, but ... may help.
6) To solve the above problems, we must ...
In a word, if we continue to ignore the above problems, there will be more problems.
With the efforts of all parties, this problem will be completely solved.
9) We can do more than just find out the reasons; It is important to take action. ...
Considering all these factors, we ...
1 1) Whether it is good or bad/positive or negative, one thing is certain/clear. ...
Second, it is used to describe charts and data.
1. is three times higher than 1998.
This year, it has increased by 20%.
Since 1995, it has increased fourfold.
4. It is expected to increase five times.
The table shows that it has increased twice as much as last year.
6. Compared with 1996, it has been reduced by two times.
7. The total number decreased by 10%.
8. This proportion has increased from 10% this year to 15%.
9. Compared with 1997, it dropped from 15 to 10 percentage point.
10. The quantity is five times that of 1995.
1 1. Compared with …
Three. Explanatory and explanatory articles
1. Everyone knows …
It is easy to prove that …
3. Indeed ...
No one can deny this.
5. One thing as important as the above is …
6. The main reason is that …
7. We must realize that ...
8. There is no doubt that ...
9. I think ...
10. This can be expressed as follows:
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12. We have reason to believe that
13. Now we know …
14. Among the most convincing reasons given, one should be mentioned …
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17. Many factors can explain the development of ...
18. Perhaps the main reason is …
19. It is mainly responsible for …
20. The reasons are complicated and may be found in the facts.
2 1. There are several possible reasons, which are summarized as follows …
22. Some people believe/argue/insist/think that …
23. It is not easy to explain this complicated phenomenon …
24. Different people observe it in different ways.
Used at the beginning of the article
1. As the saying goes …
2. It goes without saying that Tan …
3. Generally speaking ...
This is clearer than because of ...
5. People often say that …
6. Many people often ask the question: "…?"
7. More and more people are beginning to realize that …
8. There is no doubt that ...
9. Some people think that ...
10. We are often told these days, but is this really the case?
1 1. A great man said …
12. Recently, the problem of ... has attracted public attention.
13. In the past few years …
14. Now it is generally believed that … but I doubt whether …
15. At present, people are generally worried that …
16. Now more and more people are beginning to realize that …
17. There is an extensive discussion about ...
18. Faced with …, quite a few people think …, but others have different ideas.
5. Used at the end of the article
1. From this perspective ...
2. In a word …
3. In a word ...
For this reason, we can find that …
5. The result depends on …
6. Therefore, these findings reveal the following information:
7. Therefore, this is why we must …
8. To sum up ...
9. As far as … is concerned, I believe …
10. Obviously ...
1 1. There is no doubt that …
There is no direct solution to the problem of12 ..., but ... may help.
13. None of the solutions is satisfactory. This problem should be studied in a new way.
14. It's time for us to attach great importance to ...
15. Considering all these factors, we can draw the conclusion that …
● Transitional sentence patterns:
this is true ...
This is true, no doubt, but ... 3) ... also. ...
4) This is one thing ...; This is another matter. ...
Sentence patterns describing charts and data
1) ..。 Rank first in ... ...
2) ..。 in proportion ...
3) A is by far the largest. ...
4) Up to ....
5) The number is ... twice that of ... ...
This figure is almost double/triple that of last year.
7) It accounts for 35% ...
8) Compared with ..., it goes from down/up/down to ... ...
9) ... rise quickly (slowly) 10) ... keep the level. ...
1 1) ... 12) There is a slight/slow/steady/rapid increase/increase in demand. /income. /population. /price. /production. /decrease/decrease/decrease/decrease/decrease/decrease
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● Transition and summary sentence patterns in chart composition:
1) As shown in the table, ...
2) As we discovered later, ...
3) As shown in the table, ...
4) The survey results show that, ...
5) The table provides several important comparison points.
6) These two pictures depict ... 7) The main results of the survey are as follows: 8) According to the figures given in the table, ...
9) The chart shows that ...
10) as shown in the figure, ..
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