Senior High School English Tackling Strategy 5--Proofreading and Writing

Author: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book covers two types of questions: proofreading and written expression. For this, it is divided into three major steps, providing targeted guidance following the sequence of ability guidance, ability formation, and ability reinforcement:
- Ability Guidance clearly outlines the requirements of the college entrance examination for proofreading and written expression. It is essential to study these requirements carefully, especially to identify any shortcomings in your abilities (i.e., analyze which aspects of the requirements you still lack). Then, based on the guidance, find effective methods to improve your abilities. In this section, the key is to analyze your weaknesses and identify ways to address them.
- Ability Formation strengthens abilities according to the college entrance examination requirements. Proofreading adopts a set-based reinforcement approach, while written expression uses a thematic approach, which helps target different question types more effectively. In this section, the primary task is to reinforce your abilities and ensure a breakthrough.
- Ability Reinforcement provides comprehensive, thorough, and repeated training for the abilities initially formed during the ability formation stage, aiming to consolidate and further enhance your skills.