You may have this experience: after you get the title of your composition, your mind is blank and you don't know how to write it, or you write a long paragraph, only to find that the logic is chaotic and the content is empty.

The key to solving this problem lies not in vocabulary and grammar, but in critical thinking ability. The acquisition of vocabulary and grammar is mostly based on rules, which can be obtained through repeated mechanical training, but the cultivation of critical thinking ability is much more difficult, because it is related to personal growth, reading experience, thinking habits and so on. There is no fixed routine for critical thinking training, but there are some basic principles for reference:

1. Pay attention to the cultivation of logical thinking ability

Writing is a direct reflection of the thinking process, and it is possible to write clearly if you think clearly. Many people don't have a clear idea before they start writing, so the English composition written in this way seems to be translated at will, which is easy to confuse readers.