1. argumentative paper: analyze and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a certain topic or problem, and express your own views.
2. Explanatory words: mainly explain the reasons, results or characteristics of things or phenomena, so that readers can understand the relevant situation of related things.
3. Simulated essay: By simulating a certain situation or writing an experience, readers can better understand the situation or theme stated in the essay.
4. Propaganda articles: It is persuasive to try to persuade readers to support or accept something or a proposition.
English composition test questions
1, story text: let the candidates tell or create a story to express a certain point of view or theme.
2. Persuasion: It is persuasive to try to persuade readers to support or accept something or a proposition of the author.
3. Cultural common sense question: To examine the examinee's mastery of cultural common sense in English-speaking countries, and ask the examinee to express his own views and make a reasonable discussion based on his own experience and knowledge reserve.
4. Life gossip: discussing a life problem or theme, usually involving social phenomena, cultural customs, healthy life, etc.
There are many kinds of questions in the English composition examination for college students, which requires candidates to read extensively, accumulate vocabulary, practice writing more, be familiar with the questions and improve their English writing ability. At the same time, candidates also need to pay attention to the use of grammatical rules to avoid grammatical errors affecting their composition, so as to better show their English level.