First of all, review the topic and make it clear:

The first task of prompt writing is to ensure that you don't run, and the second important task is to be clear. For argumentative writing, it should be clear before and after, for descriptive writing, and for descriptive writing, it should be clear who does what.

Write a topic sentence:

Topic sentence is the premise to ensure that you don't stray from the topic. Only by staying on the topic can you get a passing grade. The safe way to write topic sentences is to translate the sentences in the Chinese outline into English.

Problem statement:

Appropriate use of passivity instead of initiative can reflect the facts more objectively. In order to strengthen students' flexible use of grammar knowledge in writing, a sentence is expressed in different sentence patterns.

Try to complicate the sentence patterns in the composition;

The special grammar used in long sentences is: object clause+participle structure as bracket+participle as issue)+attribute+passive voice+reason phrase+attribute clause.

Twelve-sentence composition method to ensure that the composition meets the requirements of words;

Composition 120- 150 words. Candidates generally want the composition to reach the number of words and not to write too much, because writing too much will expose their language weaknesses on the one hand and take up too much time on the other. Too much writing is easy to get off topic, and the effective method is twelve-sentence composition.

How to get high marks in English composition;

Syllogism:

Now most English compositions are syllogisms. The first few simple sentences lead to the theme, and the middle paragraph is the text, which is generally the longest. Finally write a summary. Finally, I hope the suggestion will be adopted, I hope to receive a reply as soon as possible, or I sincerely wish.

After writing a lot, I found English composition easy to write. It is not difficult to express things clearly in the form of syllogism and complete the tasks assigned to you.

Examination questions:

Many students don't attach importance to composition exams, especially English. I don't think it's necessary to delay the time. However, remember, sharpening the knife does not mistake the woodcutter, and only when you have good questions can you write freely. How to review the questions?

1. Look at the person, whether to write in the first person or in the second or third person.

2. Look at tense, past tense, present tense and future tense?

3. Look at the identity. If it is a letter, how to address the other party and what tone to use.

4. depending on the subject, is it a letter, an application, an apology or a suggestion?