Quick Pass: English Writing Module

Author: He Xing
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Based on the author's years of experience in teaching English writing, this book selects materials frequently used in practical writing instruction to expand on certain content from teaching plans, forming the main chapters of the book. It is divided into 8 chapters:
Chapter 1 introduces the writing requirements of the TEM-4 exam, discussing the scoring standards for essays and notes, and selecting relevant reading and scoring examples to give candidates a clear understanding of the TEM-4 scoring criteria.
Chapter 2 introduces paragraph writing techniques, laying the foundation for composition writing.
Chapter 3 introduces composition writing techniques.
Chapter 4 focuses on the characteristics of the main writing styles in the exam—expository and argumentative essays.
Chapter 5 introduces techniques for selecting words and sentences.
Chapter 6 explains the writing characteristics and requirements for different types of notes based on their content.
Chapter 7 discusses common errors candidates often make, such as writing format, capitalization, numbers, and punctuation.
In Chapter 8, the author collects writing topics from past TEM-4 exams and provides an excellent sample essay for each year, allowing candidates to learn and imitate, as well as broaden their horizons.
This book is part of the "Fast Track" series of English writing supplementary materials for TEM-4 candidates. It offers a wealth of writing techniques, examples, and practice materials for self-study and exercises. Some exercises are accompanied by answers to help candidates improve their English writing skills and ultimately pass the TEM-4 exam successfully. Additionally, the writing techniques and examples in the book are expected to help candidates expand their vocabulary, improve reading comprehension, reinforce grammar, sentence structure, and discourse knowledge, thereby enhancing their overall language proficiency.
Based on the author's years of experience in teaching English writing, this book selects materials frequently used in practical writing instruction to expand on certain content from teaching plans, forming the main chapters of the book. It is divided into 8 chapters:
Chapter 1 introduces the writing requirements of the TEM-4 exam, discussing the scoring standards for essays and notes, and selecting relevant reading and scoring examples to give candidates a clear understanding of the TEM-4 scoring criteria.
Chapter 2 introduces paragraph writing techniques, laying the foundation for composition writing.
Chapter 3 introduces composition writing techniques.
Chapter 4 focuses on the characteristics of the main writing styles in the exam—expository and argumentative essays.
Chapter 5 introduces techniques for selecting words and sentences.
Chapter 6 explains the writing characteristics and requirements for different types of notes based on their content.
Chapter 7 discusses common errors candidates often make, such as writing format, capitalization, numbers, and punctuation.
In Chapter 8, the author collects writing topics from past TEM-4 exams and provides an excellent sample essay for each year, allowing candidates to learn and imitate, as well as broaden their horizons.
This book is suitable for English majors as a textbook to improve writing skills and is also ideal for college students preparing for the CET-4 and CET-6 exams, especially the CET-6 writing section. It provides significant help for college students to enhance their English writing and written communication abilities.