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1、WritingTeaching Plan命題盤點范文賞析課堂練兵考場實戰(zhàn)命題盤點命題范圍 明顯的現(xiàn)實性學(xué)習(xí)生活熱門話題 （21st Century, China Today）格言常識 命題思路 體裁多樣性議論文 - Do lucky numbers really bring good luck ? 說明文 - Reduce waste on campus 應(yīng)用文 - A Letter to the Editor of a Newspaper 命題形式 固定化提綱式（三段式作文）圖表式情景式開頭諺語法 As the saying goes, “Money makes the mare go”,

2、but there are many things we cant buy with money, such as time and true love. 引語法 “Just as eating without liking harms the health, learning without interest harms the memory and cant be retained.” From Vincis words we can see how important it is to motivate the students in language learning. 開頭概括法 T

3、here is a heated discussion as to whether firecrackers should be banned in the cities. Although a good few people dismiss it as sheer nonsense, I think that it reflects a sensible attitude towards the issue of firecrackers. 開頭假設(shè)法 Suppose you were offered two jobs, one is highly-paid but rather deman

4、ding, the other is less demanding, but poorly-paid, which would you prefer? 開頭主體每個段落分別論述文章中心主題的某個方面。每個段落的主題必須與文章的中心主題相呼應(yīng)。每個段落都必須保持文章的整體性和連貫性。（連接詞）結(jié)尾做出結(jié)論 To sum up, my own point of view is that we should preserve the old customs of setting off firecrackers, while at the same time making them harmless

5、.重復(fù)中心思想 In a word, families offer us warmth and care. Friends give us strength and horizon. They both help us understand the world as it is. Both of them are the dearest part in our life.結(jié)尾提出展望或期望 I hope everyone will take actions now to stop using postcards. Lets work hand in hand / make joint effo

6、rts / take immediate action to 結(jié)尾反問句 Therefore, what can we benefit from money if we dont have health?結(jié)尾應(yīng)用引語 In my opinion / As far as I am concerned, I enjoy what Francis Bacon said “Knowledge is power.”結(jié)尾范文賞析Ownership of Houses in a Big City in China 03,6Directions: Write a composition on the foll

7、owing topic: Changes in the Ownership of Houses. 根據(jù)上圖描述該市住房產(chǎn)權(quán)的變化。 分析產(chǎn)生這些變化的原因。 說明這些變化對個人和社會產(chǎn)生的影響。怎樣寫圖表作文 整體構(gòu)架：三段式說明數(shù)據(jù)反映的現(xiàn)象、問題 描述數(shù)據(jù) As is shown in the chart 闡述現(xiàn)象、問題形成的原因，可用問句引出 Why does this trend exist；一般2到3個原 因，按照其重要程度來寫，注意過渡詞的使用闡述個人觀點，指出這些現(xiàn)象、問題如果得不 到解決所帶來的后果，或者已經(jīng)帶來的影響， 并指出解決他們所需要采取的措施。選擇性描述，目的是從中發(fā)

8、現(xiàn)和總結(jié) 圖表反映的問題或現(xiàn)象以及趨勢。對數(shù)據(jù)的描寫歸納應(yīng)盡量放在文章開 頭，使其重點突出，主題明確。怎樣寫圖表作文 圖表描寫2到3個，按重要性排列提示/自己分析簡單原因怎樣寫圖表作文 分析原因范文：第一段范文：第二段范文：第三段Changes in the Ownership of Houses According to the chart, we can see that the ownership of houses has changed greatly from 1990 to 2000. In 1990, 75% of houses were owned by the state;

9、 in 1995, this rate decreased to 60%; and in 2000, only 20% of houses belonged to the state. The chart illustrates the tremendous changes that have taken place in the ownership of houses in China over the past ten years. In 1990, up to 75% of houses in China were state-owned, and in 1995, the propor

10、tion of state-owned houses to private ones was 60% to 40%. When it comes to the year 2000, 80% of houses were private and only 20% are state-owned. Changes in the Ownership of Houses As shown in the chart, the past decade witnessed an enormous change in the ownership of houses in China. In 1990, onl

11、y 25% of the houses were privately owned, while state-owned houses accounted for 75%. In 1995, the percentage of state-owned houses dropped by 15 points with a corresponding rise in the percentage of private houses. And in 2000, the ratio was more than reversed, with the private houses rising to 80%

12、 and state-owned ones shrinking to 20%.Changes in the Ownership of Houses How and why does this change happen? First and foremost, this is an inevitable trend with the construction of the market economy, in which market controls the distribution and circulation of commodities, including housing. The

13、n, it is also a convincing evidence of the development and improvement of peoples life. With more and more money available, people can afford such big commodities like houses and cars. There are many factors contributing to this development, of which the first and foremost is the reform in the housi

14、ng policy. In the early 1990s, the Chinese government started to withdraw its housing allocation policy in the cities and urged stated-owned houses to be sold to their dwellers. Another important cause is the general improvement of the living standard in urban areas. Peoples income has doubled in th

15、e past decade, enabling most families to afford to buy a house. Last but not the least, the reform in banking policy also speeds up the change. Those who havent got enough money can apply for loans or buy houses by installments. Such changes have had great influence on the society as well as the ind

16、ividuals. The government no longer has the burden of providing houses for people and it can focus on the development of economy. As for the individuals, although they have to save money to buy houses, they are glad their dreams of having houses of their own has come true. This phenomenon in return w

17、ill promote further social changes and development because the purchase of houses will surely stimulate the consumption and then lead to the increase in productivity. 課堂練兵Ave. No. of hours a student spends on computer per week 02,6Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a

18、composition on the topic Student Use of Computers. You should write at least 150 words, and base your composition on the chart and the outline given below: 下圖所示為1990年、1995年、2000年某校大 學(xué)生使用計算機(jī)的情況，請描述其變化。 請說明發(fā)生這些變化的原因（可從計算機(jī)的用 途、價格或社會發(fā)展等方面加以說明）。 你認(rèn)為目前大學(xué)生在計算機(jī)使用中有什么困難 或問題。 Students tend to use computers mo

19、re and more nowadays. Reading this chart, we find that the average number of hours a student spends on computer per week has increased sharply. In 1990, it was less than 2 hours; and in 1995, it rose to almost 4 hours; while in 2000, the number soared to 20 hours. However, this change is quite easy to understand. There are several reasons. First, computers now have become an essential part of our modern society and greatly facilitat