English writing skills: the six-step sentence-making method teaches you to write long and difficult sentences easily.

As we all know, no matter what kind of topic an article is, it is composed of three parts: the beginning should be an important part to attract the examiner's attention, the middle part is the key part to express one's views and expound the argument, and it should be detailed, and the end should be a summary or thought-provoking, because it should be concise, that is to say, it should be anticlimactic.

The difficulties and common mistakes faced by candidates are as follows:

1, I don't know what to write specifically.

2. I don't know what kind of sentence patterns to use.

3, some collocation or singular and plural, tense and other errors.

4. The sense of logic is not strong, and the cohesion of sentence paragraphs is not enough.

5, the words are inaccurate, or simple.

Today, I will focus on how to write long sentences for readers to see at a glance.

As we all know, the difference between English and Chinese is that there are many verbs in Chinese and many nouns in English, that is to say, Chinese uses verbs, English uses nouns, and nouns are the core components of sentences.

Specifically, you can combine the six-step formula like this:

1, noun

2. Adjective+noun

3. Adjective+noun+will be the passive form of+verb.

Adjective+noun +will is the passive form of+verb +if-.

5. Adjective+noun +will is the passive form of+verb +if-+ especially-.

6. The passive form of adjective+noun +will be+ verb +if-+ is especially-+,in which-.

Take the topic: advantages and disadvantages of immigration as an example.

1, noun

(English is dominated by nouns, not smoking, but not smoking. Making a movie is not an act, but an action. The translation of attention is to pay attention to the small and see the big. We infer the process from simple reasoning, so that people can see the subject noun of the extended sentence at a glance. )

Determine the subject noun: education

Translation: education

2. Adjective+noun

Nouns rarely exist independently in writing. They usually take adjectives as the front, followed by several common post-modifiers, namely

I. ing form

Second, the ed form

Third, the form to be done

Four. 5WH+ 1H

Verb (abbreviation of verb) that

6. Preposition+Noun

Most candidates only think of nouns, but not adjectives+nouns+six modifiers (this is a whole concept)

Relatively better education

Translation: A relatively good education

3. Adjective+Noun+Passive Form

When defining adjectives and nouns (the whole is a noun concept), find verbs to form sentences. English is mostly passive, so you can find verbs and become passive (because it is a situational assumption, you use the future tense), such as:

Story-tell a story

Story-The story will be told.

Books-buy books

Books-Books will be purchased.

Composition: adjective+noun+verb passive form (sentence)

Education-access to education

Education-can/will be accepted/enjoyed.

A relatively better education will be accepted.

Better education

4. Adjective+noun+passive form +if (condition)

Adjectives, nouns and passive sentences have all been formed, but all these can only be established under hypothetical conditions, so conditions and assumptions such as if are added.

If you immigrate, a relatively better education will be accepted.

If you immigrate, you can get a better education.

5. Adjective+noun+passive form +if (condition)+especially-

The sentence is finished here, and it can only be said in half. After all, it is not specific enough to be detailed. English pays attention to logic and refinement, so /including is specially added.

Especially the three situations that often follow, namely

Especially+time point/time period, especially when it comes to+time point.

Especially+place, especially+preposition+place noun.

You+Renyou+Preposition+Who+Sentence

Specifically:

A relatively good education will be accepted, especially in a competitive modern society.

If you immigrate, you can get a good education, especially in today's competitive society.

6. Adjective+noun+passive form +if (condition)+especially-+,where-.

Non-restrictive attributive clauses indicate causality, that is, which =. +That

Cause+and which+effect (cause and effect) represent the big concepts of total score and causality.

If you emigrate, a relatively better education will be accepted, especially in the competitive modern society, which explains why it is welcomed by parents.

If you emigrate, you can get a good education, especially in our competitive society. No wonder parents respect immigrants so much.

Clear comparison of six-step English sentence-making;

1 Education

A better education/a relatively better education

3. Enjoy a relatively better education (possible)

4. If you immigrate, you will enjoy a relatively better education.

If you emigrate, you will enjoy a relatively better education, especially in our modern society.

6. If you emigrate, you will enjoy a relatively better education, especially in our modern society, which explains why it is popular with parents.

At the beginning of learning to write, it should be the stage of adding first and then subtracting. The long sentences in the article can help you improve your overall expression ability. I believe that after practicing the six-step sentence-making method, you will be able to write fluent, authentic and logically clear long sentences.