1. Strictly speaking, it is not impossible, but good use is icing on the cake (at present, inscriptions are not widely used in general exam compositions, but they are very popular in senior high school entrance examinations). Inscriptions can prompt or highlight the theme or emotion of the article and stimulate readers' interest in reading, but they do not mean that you can get high marks. The quality of inscriptions is also related to the score of the composition.

In fact, the article is all about the author's thoughts and feelings-the so-called pen follows the feelings. There is no need to stick to the form (small suggestions) if you have a well-thought-out consideration of the topic.

Finally, to sum up, the recommended scope of the inscription is topic composition. I hope you can handle it yourself.

4. If you really want to answer:No. The highlights of argumentative writing are: 1) clear views, and 2) well-founded. . Just like people wearing clothes, not all your favorite or famous brands are aesthetic. Okay, that's enough.