谚语类作文

谚语类：全英文提示+评论谚语

1）写作框架：三段式

第一段：点评谚语+引出话题

首先应该对给出的谚语进行简单的分析与理解，并由此引出下文。

第二步：观点+

举例（或分析重要性、原因）

此为主体段落 可以正反论证

分析这一问题 可举成功的实例进行论证

也可分析原因或重要性

第三步：点题收尾+提出劝诫

总结来论证谚语的正确性以及自己对这句谚语总的理解。

4)例题

例题1；根据谚语来分析题目所给的事件，表达自己的看法。

Directions: You're allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Nothing Succeeds Without a Strong Will by commenting on the humorous saying, "Quitting smoking is the easiest thing in the world. I've done it hundreds of time.“ You'd write at least 120 words but no more than 180 words.

例题2：根据实际例子剖析谚语，并给出自己的见解。

Directions: You're allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Practice makes perfect You'd write at least 120 words but no more than 180 words.

The well-known proverb … has long been accepted by all of us. It tells us that …

Let’s take … as an example …

Another good case in point is …

Judging from the examples given above, we may safely come to the conclusion that … So why not …

1.怎样理解“熟能生巧”？

2.例如：在英语学习中……

3.又如……

模板二

There is a famous saying, … , which means … If you want to be successful, you should …

A case in point is …

When it comes to … , it is also the case …

From what has been discussed above, we should understand the meaning of … more clearly. On the one hand, … On the other hand, … The best way is to …

实例：

Practice Makes Perfect

The well-known proverb “Practice makes perfect”has long been accepted by all of us. It tells us that we have to practise again and again whenever we want to be an expert in a special field.

Let’s take English study as an example. If you want to enlarge your vocabulary, you have to understand English words in the context and then learn them by heart. It is also true with English writing. Listening to teachers attentively in class and reciting sample articles are far from necessary—you should practice writing every week and then ask teachers to go over it.

Another good case in point is skating. Nobody is born a good skater, and one can only become a skilled skater after countless falls and injuries. Every Chinese was excited when Yang Yang won the first Winter Olympics gold medal in Salt Lake City, but who knew what difficulties and hardships the girl had been through?

Judging from the examples given above, we may safely come to the conclusion that practice makes perfect. So why not put what you are learning into practice? I am sure you will become experienced and skillful if you keep on doing it.