Japanese writing

Author: Hu Chuan Nai
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This textbook is divided into three parts. The first part is the Basic Section, introducing the fundamentals of Japanese writing. The second part is the Expression Section, which covers the expression methods for various types of sentences. This section consists of fifteen lessons, each composed of "Common Expression Forms," "Sample Texts," and "Exercises." The third part is the Practice Section, which includes thirty-seven lessons. The first thirty lessons are on assigned essays, while the last seven lessons focus on the writing of practical documents such as diaries, letters, invitations, and university application statements. Each lesson is divided into five parts: "Connecting Words," "Sentence Patterns," "Questions to Address in the Text," "Sample Essays," and writing an assigned essay based on the lesson's topic. At the end of the book, there are fifty additional writing prompts provided for teachers to assign as extra-class assignments and for students to practice writing independently.