2005 National Master's Entrance Unified Examination English Applied Writing

Author: Written by the Gaokao English Tutoring Expert Group
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book first analyzes the new syllabus and also examines the difficulties of practical writing and the problems faced by candidates, enabling them to understand themselves and the situation. It provides candidates with detailed preparation suggestions, helping them clarify their preparation direction, key points, and methods. The book focuses on analyzing the question points of communicative vocabulary and categorizes it. It highlights the importance of communicative vocabulary for practical writing preparation, emphasizing that candidates should prioritize the study and mastery of survival vocabulary, professional vocabulary, and daily life vocabulary. Through a summary and analysis of classroom teaching, tutoring classes, and grading, we have found that most candidates in practical writing can be categorized into three types. This book specifically analyzes these three types, making preparation more targeted. Additionally, it carefully selects some important communicative vocabulary from the new syllabus word list for candidates to reference, enabling them to focus on mastering these words. The book also provides specific learning guidance, helping candidates achieve twice the result with half the effort when studying and using communicative vocabulary, thereby maximizing learning efficiency and preparation ability. We hope that candidates will benefit from the learning in this book, and we also hope it will provide practical help in improving their writing skills for Gaokao practical writing. As long as candidates can thoroughly utilize this book and engage in hardworking, systematic writing practice, we believe their writing skills in practical writing will definitely show significant improvement.