For students

Chapter I Format of Manuscripts

I. Arrangements

Capitalization

The third movement

ⅳ punctuation mark

Five calligraphy

practise

Chapter ii wording

Types of Class I Words

Second, the meaning of words

Ⅲ General vocabulary and special vocabulary

Four idioms

Five rhetoric

1. Simile

2. Metaphor

Step 3 incarnate

4. Metonymy

5. Metonymy

Be tactful

ridicule

8. Exaggerate and shrink

9. Displacement correction

10. oxymoron

1 1. alliteration

ⅵ dictionary

Use of 1. dictionary

2. Some good dictionaries

practise

Chapter III Sentence Making

My complete sentences and incomplete sentences

Ⅱ. Types of sentences

1. declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, imperative sentences and exclamatory sentences

2. Simple sentences, complex sentences, complex sentences and coordinate complex sentences.

3. Loose sentences, circular sentences and antithetical sentences

4. Short sentences and long sentences

ⅲ good sentences

1. Done

2. Consistency

terse

emphasize

diversification

practise

Chapter iv paragraphs

I. Wonderful paragraphs

1. Done

2. Consistency

3. Transition

Two. Steps to write a paragraph

Expansion method of segment ⅲ

1. Paragraph design

According to time expansion

3. Follow the process.

4. Expand by space

5. Examples and induction

6. Analogy and contrast

7. Causes and consequences

8. Classification

9. Definition

The combination of several methods.

practise

Chapter V Complete Composition

Chapter VI Summary and Reading Report

Chapter VII Formal and Informal Styles

Chapter 8 thesis

Chapter 9 Applied Writing

Chapter 10 Punctuation marks

Correction/proofreading symbol

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