The second is to frame the article. What do you want to write in an article? There should be hills and valleys in your heart. Narration focuses on description and lyricism. Let me list two commonly used and practical structures.
1. Starting point (accurate, short)
The first extension (lyrical, evocative and brief)
narrate
Summary paragraphs (different lengths)
First expansion section (short)
narrate
Summary paragraph (same as the previous paragraph)
End (end of full text)
begin
The first expansion part
narrate
Lyric passage
Omit a paragraph (insert something about the subject)
End (Be sure to close the full text! This is mainly a narrative, and the short ellipsis is similar to the number of words in a lyric paragraph.
I like these two better, because my composition language is not particularly good, but I can get high marks every time, mainly in order. The marking teacher likes to read well-organized compositions. The first one is more suitable for people who don't have a good language, because the two narratives each focus on description and avoid writing a narrative into a running account.
Argumentative writing is mainly to remember the ways of "putting forward arguments", "explaining arguments", "proving arguments", "connecting with reality", "looking forward" and "calling forward".
When you have an outline in your mind, are you still confused about this composition topic? This is the time to enrich your outline, write the key words of the content you want to write next to each paragraph, think about what the case should have to do with the title, circle it, and don't forget it when writing.
If you have enough time, you can also choose to list the sentences you want to quote on the outline.
Well, that's about it. This will at least make your composition logical and interlocking. Even if there is no good language, the score will not be too ugly.