2006 September Taogjin Advanced 1-6 Level Exam Summit Essay (710 Points New Format)

Author: Pan Xiaoyan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: When writing essays, if you only memorize good sentences and blindly copy them, or remember model essays just to hit the test questions, it's like holding a target to chase bullets—how many chances do you have? Only by truly learning to write and gaining the magic fingers that can turn stone into gold can you achieve effortless and worry-free success! Break the template, move from optimizing and rewriting to the pinnacle of free-flowing essay writing! The book "Taojin Advanced 1-6 Level Exam Summit Essays" will give your fingers the magic of turning stone into gold!
See the differences—due to the influence of Eastern thinking patterns and the characteristics of the Chinese language, Chinese examinees often struggle with English writing. This book starts by explaining the differences between English and Chinese thinking patterns and language features, introducing 12 methods for changing sentence structures to help examinees overcome the troubles of "Chinglish" and learn pure, authentic English expression methods.
Lock the essay type—exam essays cover a wide range of themes, with varying emphases and perspectives. If you want to pass by memorizing a few model essays and gambling, isn't that like waiting for a hare to run into a tree? How can you succeed? However, although exam essay themes are diverse, the essay types are limited to a few. This book summarizes five basic essay types: comparative essays, analytical essays, argumentative essays, chart-based essays, and letter essays. For each type, the book further categorizes them in detail and explains them one by one, allowing examinees to master the writing methods of various types and compose top-notch essays for any exam theme they encounter.