Examples of Common Composition Types in Junior Middle School English

A common type of English composition, description (the same as the general text)

Second, English letters

Verb (abbreviation of verb) English notice

English diary

Third, English notes, notes

Fourth, English speech (speech, self-introduction)

Frequently asked questions about English composition in senior high school entrance examination

Look at the pictures and write words: according to the needs, give pictures or English tips.

Writing.

Look at the pictures (or materials) and fill in the blanks.

Material composition (a common problem in recent years):

Give some written materials (Chinese or English) and write according to the requirements of the topic.

Proposition composition (mostly description, notes, narrative)

Matters needing attention in English composition writing

To the point: Write the simplest English sentences with the given materials, and don't leave out the "key points".

Sentence structure: person (thing)+stem (yes) ...+(object or predicative)+others.

Verb tense: according to the meaning of the article or sentence, make sure to use the correct tense and the accurate verb form (the most important thing)

Collocation and use of words, phrases and sentence patterns

Others: subject and object, modifiers, punctuation, case, style and format.

Typical Common Errors in English Writing

Word spelling error

Tense error: wrong tense, wrong verb form, third person singular missing "s"

Misuse of phrases, phrases and sentence patterns

Personal pronouns have subject and object, regardless of case, punctuation, singular and plural, and the use of articles.

Error in modifying relations: various relations of personal pronouns cannot be used correctly; Nouns as verbs or verbs (or adjectives) as nouns; The use of adverbs and adjectives

Sentence structure error: lack of subject, lack of predicate and "union list"

Several tenses commonly used in English writing

General present tense: often used in general introduction and description,

A common mistake is to omit s when the subject is singular in the third person.

Passive: Have you finished?

Used for past events (in the form of diaries),

The common mistake is to write the wrong past tense of verbs;

Passive: was/were+done

Used for upcoming events: will+do or be.

To do it, the common mistake is not to use the verb prototype after will or to;

Passive: will+do; Will be completed.

Simple past tense:

Simple future tense:

English letters! Note: the format of the letter.

(address, date, title, signature, punctuation)

Address date

make a telephone call

pay

ⅷ. Written expression (20 points for this question, Weifang, Shandong, 2002)

Suppose you are Li Ping, a student of Weifang No.18 Middle School. Please write an English letter and an English envelope according to the prompt, about 120 words.

Information tip:

Recipient name

Jim (name)

Delivery address

438 New King Tom Street, Sydney, Australia

Author's name

Li ping

Author's address

No.0/88, Dongfeng East Street, Weifang, Shandong, China

The content of the letter

Weifang profile, Weifang profile 18, school life, personal

Date of writing

June 23(rd), 2002

Eight English envelopes

Li ping

Dongfeng East Street 188

Weifang, Shandong, China

Jim (name)

438 King Street, Xincheng District

Full-text download of junior high school English composition analysis in Sydney, Australia:/xiaozai/xiaozai/1966.html Writer's address: upper left corner of the envelope.

Contrary to Chinese

Address: lower right corner of the envelope

Contrary to Chinese

When writing the address, pay attention to: name, street (road) number, town (district), city, province and country.

body of a letter

Dongfeng East Street 188

Weifang, Shandong, China

June 23(rd), 2002

Hello, I am very happy to write to you. My name is Li Ping. I am a China boy. I come from Weifang, China. Do you know Weifang? It is a beautiful city in Shandong. This is a kite city. I study in 18 middle school. Our school is very beautiful. I'm in Grade Three 1 Class. There are 24 classes in our school. We study Chinese, maths, English and other subjects. I like English very much. I like playing computer games, playing football and watching TV. I have many good friends. We help each other. There are three people in my family. They are my father, mother and me. I want to make friends with you. Please write to me as soon as possible. Welcome to Weifang.

Your Li Ping

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Dear Jim:

If you are Li Lei, you have received a letter from Jack, an English friend, who wants to make some pen pals in China. Write him a letter and introduce your friend Wei Hua to him. The content should include "date of birth, place of residence, parents' situation, his hobbies, his best subjects, what you often do together, and what he plans to do when he grows up".

According to the above requirements, please complete this short message in 60-70 words. It requires coherence and logic. The beginning and end of the letter have been written on the test paper. (The score of this question is *** 10, the senior high school entrance examination in Guangdong in 2002)

Minzu road 9,

Zhongshan city,

Guangdong, China 528400

June 22(nd), 2002

Dear Jack:

I am glad to receive your letter and know that you want to make some pen pals in China. Now let me tell you something about my friend Wei Hua, who is a student in Class 3, Grade 2, Yucai Middle School.

He wants to know something about your school life and your country. I believe you will become good friends soon.

Yours,

Li lei

Leave a note (note)

Format, similar to writing letters.

(Write down the date, title, content and signature)

C) written expression (*** 10, Yiyang, Hunan, 2002)

Please write a sick leave form for Han Mei to Mr. Smith, the English teacher. You can choose the following words or phrases (some need to be changed). The beginning of the sick note has been given. (50-70 words)

Have a bad cold, go swimming, doctor, tell me, go to school, no, stay in bed for two days, today and tomorrow, I hope, get better, because)

June 20(th), 2002

Dear Mr. Smith,

I regret to tell you that ...

June 20(th), 2002

Dear Mr. Smith,

I'm sorry to tell you that I'm not feeling well today. I caught a bad cold because I went swimming in the river yesterday afternoon. The doctor told me to stay in bed for two days. So I can't go to school today or tomorrow. I hope I will recover soon. Thank you.

Your student Han Mei.

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