Summary: Ask the question (what is it) → Ontology: Analyze the question (why) → Conclusion: Solve the problem (how to do it)?

It has the basic structural forms such as total score, juxtaposition, progression, positive and negative, comparison, induction and proof.

● Several structural patterns commonly used in argumentative writing

1.？ Total score formula: including Total-Subtotal formula, Subtotal formula and Total-Subtotal formula.

2.2. Contrast (comparison) type: that is, compare one thing (meaning and viewpoint) with another thing to highlight the correctness of one thing (meaning and viewpoint), and often use positive and negative contrast.

Step by step: that is, the relationship between several arguments is advanced step by step.

4. Parallel structure: also known as parallel structure, that is, the relationship between several arguments is arranged in parallel on an equal footing.

The following are explained separately:

First, the total score formula

First put forward your own point of view, that is, argument, then analyze and demonstrate, and finally draw a conclusion. This structure is discussed in the order of asking questions, analyzing problems and solving problems. ?

For example, "thinking":

1, learning to use your brain is a very important question (question)

2. Do a good job in study, work and scientific research. Everyone needs more brains (analyzing problems).

3. Get into the habit of thinking more (solving problems)

Another example: 200 1 full mark composition "Honesty is where it comes from, and the stone opens" begins with an old saying and puts forward an argument, which is an introduction. This paper first talks about the function of honesty, and then talks about the scope of application of honesty. Point to the end and take care of the beginning. Summarize the full text. It is a typical "one point one total" structure.