What do the four major English styles mean?

The English expressions of the four major English styles are narrative, descriptive, practical and argumentative.

Narrative can be divided into two types: taking notes and taking notes, which mainly describe the experiences of characters or the development and changes of things. However, in any case, the focus is the same: it revolves around such elements as "people and time", that is, English Wh- words: who, when, what, where and how.

The main function of explanatory text is to introduce the shape, nature, structure, function and characteristics of things. Explanatory articles are generally very logical when writing, and the author will divide the article into sections according to different aspects of things.

There are two common types of argumentative essays.

Argumentative writing is mainly used to discuss things, express opinions and put forward opinions. There are two common types.

1. Put forward opinions (show arguments) and expand them step by step (put forward arguments or reasons). This type is generally a "total score" structure, which first introduces the topic and then always expresses its own views; Then list the reasons separately to prove the correctness of their views; In conclusion, I will emphasize my point of view.

2. Summarize the pros and cons of a thing or phenomenon. This type is also the structure of "total score", and the latter "total" is not repeated emphasis, but puts forward one's own views in a balanced way or inspires readers to think for themselves, so it is "introducing topics-objectively stating advantages and disadvantages-the author's subjective opinions or inspiring readers to think".