Postgraduate Entrance Exam English Composition

Author: Wu Weixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Improving writing skills is a gradual process. Exam-based writing, however, is constrained by objective factors such as exam time and large-scale grading. These constraints, in turn, limit word count and content development direction through outlines, prompts, and charts. These restrictions give writing, which lacks a fixed "trick," a structured and methodical approach. The unique and innovative aspects of this book:
A scientific 30-day, 30-lecture system—This book systematically divides the seemingly chaotic rules of writing and the complex writing modules into 4 parts, covering 30 days of content.
20 types of writing modules—Based on the analysis of past postgraduate entrance exam writing questions, this book designs 20 template types for short essay writing questions according to the requirements and outline specifications, summarizes corresponding fill-in templates, and selects the framework and core structure of formulaic essays to help students master the skeleton and essence of formulaic writing.
Block-by-block, quantitative setting for self-assessment and improvement—This book condenses the complex content into 30 days, combining explanations with demonstrations, and practice with testing. This approach helps students tackle challenges systematically and improve comprehensively. It also encourages them to overcome laziness, engage in continuous and effective practice, and develop a strong habit of self-testing and gradual improvement.
Closely aligned with the latest revised syllabus, with a focus on key areas—This book aligns with the latest exam requirements and changes, emphasizing the explanation of question types and the teaching of techniques. Based on past exam questions and grading insights, the book focuses on diagrammatic essays and practical writing, with logical organization, detailed explanations, and abundant examples. Students are encouraged to carefully study and reflect on the content. With time and effort, they will undoubtedly make significant progress.
Days 1-4: Universal writing rules;
Days 5-16: Writing techniques for mainstream question types;
Days 17-22: Writing techniques for diagrammatic essays;
Days 23-29: Writing techniques for practical essays;
Day 30: Ace the postgraduate entrance exam essay!