2007 postgraduate entrance exam English 12 sentence composition method

Author: Wang Changxi
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The difficulty of writing lies in the fact that it not only requires candidates to grasp the overall structure and layout of the article from a macro perspective but also demands precise use of sentence patterns from a micro perspective. English writing is an advanced cognitive process, representing the highest level of language proficiency and intellectual ability for an English learner. When faced with an essay topic, candidates often either have nothing to say and don’t know where to start, or have many ideas and a wealth of materials but struggle to organize them and figure out how to begin. During the writing process, it is essential to ensure clear structural hierarchy, relevant content, standardized language, varied sentence patterns, accurate word choice, and to meet the word count requirement. Achieving all of this in a short time is indeed challenging. The purpose of this book is to help candidates solve their writing woes. In summary, the book has the following features:
1. A flexible "building block" essay model;
2. A consistent "three-paragraph" article structure;
3. A clear "four-sentence" paragraph organization.
The book selects 13 sets of essay (true test questions) from 1994 to 2006. Each set uses different paragraph template combinations, provides excellent model essays, and guides candidates to master the writing process step by step through essay reviews. This helps candidates gradually familiarize themselves with, internalize, and skillfully apply the templates. To help students grasp the patterns and trends of postgraduate entrance exam essays and further strengthen their ability to correctly choose paragraph templates, the book includes 38 short essay prediction questions and 22 application essay prediction questions. Candidates must complete them strictly according to the actual exam requirements. This way, candidates can truly experience the practicality of the "Twelve Sentences Essay Method" in practice.