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Summary and Template of Proposition Rules in Engli
目录
• The Proposition Rules of English CET-6 Essays
• English CET-6 essay template • Writing Skills for English Test Band
6 Essays
目录
• Analysis of Sample Essays for English Test Band 6
• English Test Band 6 Simulated Essay Questions and Answers
01
CATALOGUE
The Proposition Rules of English CET-6 Essays
words related to the topic being discussed, such as "global warming", "online privacy",
or "genetic engineering"
words that connect ideas, such as "in addition", "however", or "therefore"
02
This form begins with a clear statement of the issue or problem being addressed.
03
It typically includes a brief overview of the background and context of the problem.
Proposition form analysis
• Example: Implementing stricter regulations on junk food advertising could help reduce childhood obesity rates.
Proposition form analysis
Common topic vocabulary
words that express opinions, such as "I believe", "I think", or "in my opinion"
02
CATALOGUE
English CET-6 essay template
Viewpoint templates
Theme type analysis
• Example: Compare the effects of social media on traditional media.
Theme type analysis
Theme type 2: Cause and effect
This type of essay explores the reasons behind a particular event or phenomenon.
04
Example: Argue that public libraries should be fully funded by the government.
Proposition form analysis
01
Proposition form 1: Statement of the problem
Example: A recent study found that children who are exposed to more junk food advertising are more likely to be obese.
Common topic vocabulary and sentence patterns
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
Chart class templates
Title
Thesis statement: State the main idea or argument of your essay.
Problem solving template
Title
Thesis statement: State the problem you will address in your essay.
Introduction
Background: Provide some background information about the problem.
Proposition form analysis
• Example: The rise in childhood obesity is a serious public health concern.
Proposition form analysis
01
Proposition form 2: Proposal or solution
Writing Techniques for Main Text Paragraphs
Topic sentences
Start each paragraph with a topic sentence that sums up the main idea.
Analysis
Explain how the evidence supports your argument and what it means in the larger context.
Theme type analysis
Theme type 1: Compare and contrast This type of essay compares and contrasts two or more topics, ideas, or events. It typically requires the identification of commonalities and differences between the topics.
Writing techniques for concluding paragraphs
01
02
03
04
Recap
Briefly summarize the main points you made in your essay.
Conclusion
Restate your thesis and/or argue for a final time in favor of your position.
This form outlines a specific proposal or
02
solution to address the problem stated in form
1.
03
It typically includes a detailed explanation of the
proposal or solution and its potential benefits.
Thesis statement
State the main argument or idea you will be discussing in your essay.
Background information
Provide relevant background information to set the stage for your argument.
Writing Skills for English Test Band 6 Essays
Writing techniques for the opening paragraph
Hook
Attract the reader's attention with a captivating opening sentence or two.
01 02 03 04
Proposition form 3: Supporting evidence
This form provides evidence to support the proposal or solution outlined in form 2.
It typically includes relevant statistics, research findings, or personal experiences.
Body Paragraph 1
Describe the root causes of the problem.
Body Paragraph 2
Discuss possible solutions to the problem.
Body Paragraph 3
Explain which solution you think is most effective and why.
Theme type analysis
01
Theme type 3: Argumentation
02
This type of essay presents a position or argument on a particular topic or issue.
03
It typically requires the presentation of evidence and reasoning to support the arclusions based on the data presented in the chart.
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
03
CATALOGUE
ABCD
Evidence
Support your argument with relevant evidence, examples, and/or facts.
Linking sentences
Use transition words and phrases to connect ideas and paragraphs.
Introduction
Define the chart and its purpose.
Body Paragraph 1
Describe the data presented in the chart.
Body Paragraph 2
Analyze any trends or patterns in the data.
It typically requires the identification of potential causes and their corresponding effects.
Theme type analysis
• Example: Examine the reasons for the rise in popularity of e-books.
Body Paragraph 3
Topic sentence: State the third point or argument related to your main idea.
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
Title
Thesis statement: State the main idea or argument of your essay.
Introduction
Hook: Grab the reader's attention with a relevant quote, anecdote, or observation.
Body Paragraph 1
Topic sentence: State the first point or argument related to your main idea.
Body Paragraph 2
Topic sentence: State the second point or argument related to your main idea.
目录
• The Proposition Rules of English CET-6 Essays
• English CET-6 essay template • Writing Skills for English Test Band
6 Essays
目录
• Analysis of Sample Essays for English Test Band 6
• English Test Band 6 Simulated Essay Questions and Answers
01
CATALOGUE
The Proposition Rules of English CET-6 Essays
words related to the topic being discussed, such as "global warming", "online privacy",
or "genetic engineering"
words that connect ideas, such as "in addition", "however", or "therefore"
02
This form begins with a clear statement of the issue or problem being addressed.
03
It typically includes a brief overview of the background and context of the problem.
Proposition form analysis
• Example: Implementing stricter regulations on junk food advertising could help reduce childhood obesity rates.
Proposition form analysis
Common topic vocabulary
words that express opinions, such as "I believe", "I think", or "in my opinion"
02
CATALOGUE
English CET-6 essay template
Viewpoint templates
Theme type analysis
• Example: Compare the effects of social media on traditional media.
Theme type analysis
Theme type 2: Cause and effect
This type of essay explores the reasons behind a particular event or phenomenon.
04
Example: Argue that public libraries should be fully funded by the government.
Proposition form analysis
01
Proposition form 1: Statement of the problem
Example: A recent study found that children who are exposed to more junk food advertising are more likely to be obese.
Common topic vocabulary and sentence patterns
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
Chart class templates
Title
Thesis statement: State the main idea or argument of your essay.
Problem solving template
Title
Thesis statement: State the problem you will address in your essay.
Introduction
Background: Provide some background information about the problem.
Proposition form analysis
• Example: The rise in childhood obesity is a serious public health concern.
Proposition form analysis
01
Proposition form 2: Proposal or solution
Writing Techniques for Main Text Paragraphs
Topic sentences
Start each paragraph with a topic sentence that sums up the main idea.
Analysis
Explain how the evidence supports your argument and what it means in the larger context.
Theme type analysis
Theme type 1: Compare and contrast This type of essay compares and contrasts two or more topics, ideas, or events. It typically requires the identification of commonalities and differences between the topics.
Writing techniques for concluding paragraphs
01
02
03
04
Recap
Briefly summarize the main points you made in your essay.
Conclusion
Restate your thesis and/or argue for a final time in favor of your position.
This form outlines a specific proposal or
02
solution to address the problem stated in form
1.
03
It typically includes a detailed explanation of the
proposal or solution and its potential benefits.
Thesis statement
State the main argument or idea you will be discussing in your essay.
Background information
Provide relevant background information to set the stage for your argument.
Writing Skills for English Test Band 6 Essays
Writing techniques for the opening paragraph
Hook
Attract the reader's attention with a captivating opening sentence or two.
01 02 03 04
Proposition form 3: Supporting evidence
This form provides evidence to support the proposal or solution outlined in form 2.
It typically includes relevant statistics, research findings, or personal experiences.
Body Paragraph 1
Describe the root causes of the problem.
Body Paragraph 2
Discuss possible solutions to the problem.
Body Paragraph 3
Explain which solution you think is most effective and why.
Theme type analysis
01
Theme type 3: Argumentation
02
This type of essay presents a position or argument on a particular topic or issue.
03
It typically requires the presentation of evidence and reasoning to support the arclusions based on the data presented in the chart.
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
03
CATALOGUE
ABCD
Evidence
Support your argument with relevant evidence, examples, and/or facts.
Linking sentences
Use transition words and phrases to connect ideas and paragraphs.
Introduction
Define the chart and its purpose.
Body Paragraph 1
Describe the data presented in the chart.
Body Paragraph 2
Analyze any trends or patterns in the data.
It typically requires the identification of potential causes and their corresponding effects.
Theme type analysis
• Example: Examine the reasons for the rise in popularity of e-books.
Body Paragraph 3
Topic sentence: State the third point or argument related to your main idea.
Conclusion
Summary: Recap the main points and restate your thesis.
Title
Thesis statement: State the main idea or argument of your essay.
Introduction
Hook: Grab the reader's attention with a relevant quote, anecdote, or observation.
Body Paragraph 1
Topic sentence: State the first point or argument related to your main idea.
Body Paragraph 2
Topic sentence: State the second point or argument related to your main idea.