What are the high-scoring sentences commonly used in college entrance examination English composition?

I. Opening remarks:

A good beginning is half the battle. When writing a composition, we usually use the simplest and most commonly used method-get to the point. In other words, directly put forward your views or requirements on this issue and point out the central idea of the article.

1. Discussion paper:

Just as every coin has two sides, a car has both advantages and disadvantages.

B. E-mail is more convenient than letters.

C speaking of computers, some people think it brings us a lot of convenience. however ...

People have different opinions on the advantages and disadvantages of living in cities and rural areas. ?

E. As we all know, computers play an important role in our daily life.

F. Why did you go to college? Different people have different opinions.

2. Letters:

A: I am writing to you to apply for admission to your university as a visiting scholar.

B: I saw an advertisement in today's China Daily, so I applied for this job. ...

C. Thank you for your letter of May 5th. I am glad to receive your letter of 1 9th.

E. I'm glad to hear from you again.

3. Oral notice or briefing:

A. ladies and gentlemen, please pay attention. I have an announcement to make.

B. please pay attention. I have something important to tell you.

Mr. C. Green, welcome to our school. First of all, let me introduce Mr. Wang to you.

4. Speech:

A. Ladies and gentlemen, I feel very honored to have the opportunity to speak here on the theme of balanced diet and health.

B.good morning, everyone! First of all, please allow me to extend a warm welcome and sincere greetings to our distinguished guests on behalf of all present.

2. Coordinate terms:

Not only ... but ... including,

A. Computers not only play an important role in science and technology, but also provide information in our daily life.

B.all of us, including the teacher, will attend the lecture.

C. He can speak French as well as English. He can speak English and French? That's right. He can speak French as well as English.

D. E-mail, like telephone, plays an important role in daily communication.

Three. Comparative terms:

On the one hand, on the other hand? On the contrary/contrary to ... But first. On the other hand, however,

A I know that the Internet can only be used at home or in the office, but on the other hand, it is becoming more and more popular because it provides a lot of information and clear and vivid pictures.

B.it's hard work; But I like it very much.

C. contrary to my original idea, the result of this trip is very interesting.

Four. Progressive terms:

Even, besides, what's more, as for? So … that … is worse, besides, besides; But beyond that, what's worse?

A. This house is too small for a family of four, and, to make matters worse, its location is not good.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Descriptive term:

In sb.' s opinion? That is to say,? For example, in fact, in fact, that is,

A. In fact, advertisements play an informative role in our daily life.

B: There is another topic to discuss, that is, education.

Essential phrases for college entrance examination English:

Go on living, go on living.

By means of.