2008 postgraduate entrance exam English 12-sentence composition method

Author: Wang Changxi
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Writing is difficult because it not only requires candidates to grasp the overall structure and layout of the article from a macro perspective but also demands precise adjustments in sentence patterns and vocabulary usage from a micro perspective. English writing represents the highest level of language and thinking skills for an English learner, so the postgraduate entrance examination places increasingly higher demands on English composition. In less than an hour, candidates are expected to write two articles, ensuring that the content is relevant, the structure is clear, the language is standardized, the sentence patterns are varied, and the vocabulary is accurate. This is indeed a challenge for most candidates. The purpose of this book is to help. In summary, the book has the following features:
1. Flexible "building block" writing mindset;
2. Consistent "three-paragraph" article structure;
3. Clear "four-sentence" paragraph organization.
This book selects 14 sets of writing test questions from 1994 to 2007. Each set of test questions applies different paragraph template combinations, provides excellent model answers, and guides candidates to master the writing process step by step through model reviews, gradually internalizing the template combinations and achieving proficiency. To help candidates grasp the patterns and trends of postgraduate entrance examination essays and further strengthen their ability to correctly select paragraph templates, this book includes 35 short essay prediction questions and 22 application essay prediction questions. Candidates are required to complete them strictly according to the actual examination requirements, so that they can truly experience the practicality of the "Postgraduate Entrance Examination Twelve-Sentence Composition Method" in practice.
Writing is difficult because it not only requires candidates to grasp the overall structure and layout of the article from a macro perspective but also demands precise adjustments in sentence patterns and vocabulary usage from a micro perspective. English writing represents the highest level of language and thinking skills for an English learner, so the postgraduate entrance examination places increasingly higher demands on English composition. In less than an hour, candidates are expected to write two articles, ensuring that the content is relevant, the structure is clear, the language is standardized, the sentence patterns are varied, and the vocabulary is accurate. This is indeed a challenge for most candidates. The purpose of this book is to help. In summary, the book has the following features:
1. Flexible "building block" writing mindset;
2. Consistent "three-paragraph" article structure;
3. Clear "four-sentence" paragraph organization.
This book selects 14 sets of writing test questions from 1994 to 2007. Each set of test questions applies different paragraph template combinations, provides excellent model answers, and guides candidates to master the writing process step by step through model reviews, gradually internalizing the template combinations and achieving proficiency. To help candidates grasp the patterns and trends of postgraduate entrance examination essays and further strengthen their ability to correctly select paragraph templates, this book includes 35 short essay prediction questions and 22 application essay prediction questions. Candidates are required to complete them strictly according to the actual examination requirements, so that they can truly experience the practicality of the "Postgraduate Entrance Examination Twelve-Sentence Composition Method" in practice.