07 Changxi English CET-6 Writing Classic Model Essays to Memorize 100 Pieces (New Type for 710 Score)

Author: Wang Changxi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The lightweight and gentle "100 Model Essays for Memorization" in your hands is exactly such a helpful companion for CET-6 writing, guiding you to excel through regular reading and memorization, and achieving brilliance on exam day. It comprehensively covers all eight frequently tested topics for CET-6 essays:
- Campus Life (12 essays)
- Job Seeking and Employment (10 essays)
- Social Issues (18 essays)
- Character and Self-Cultivation (18 essays)
- Emotional Communication (12 essays)
- Health and Psychology (12 essays)
- Human and Nature (9 essays)
- Hot Topics (9 essays).
Newly Included Hot Topics: The selected essays under each of the eight topics discuss the latest, most trending, and most widely events, phenomena, and controversies. Memorizing these essays will expose you to fresh stories and absorb new arguments.
Excellent Writing Structure Analysis: Each essay highlights the topic sentence and provides clear, concise comments on the writing structure, guiding you step by step to understand how the essay is organized, developed, and connected. It also explains the benefits and highlights of such writing, gradually cultivating your ability to structure essays effectively.
Learning and Imitating Good Words and Sentences: Each essay includes two sections—"Word Choice" and "Sentence Imitation"—to help you learn and imitate the excellent vocabulary and sentences used in the text.
Flawless Full-Text Translation: Each essay offers a vivid and elegant full-text translation, allowing you to delve deeper into parts you find difficult to understand, providing a comprehensive experience of the essay's writing style and ingenious structure in dual contexts.
Expanding Perspectives for Flowing Ideas: Each essay features the "Flowing Ideas" section, which provides additional information and viewpoints on the phenomena and opinions discussed in the text. This helps you accumulate diverse and more comprehensive perspectives on a topic, enabling you to cite widely and think fluently during exams.