大学英语四级冲刺班的写作部分

　　But others may not agree, they emphasize that todays society is not what it was. If one man has many kinds of knowledge, he will have more chances to succeed. If a man knows much in one field but knows nothing in other fields, he may be useless. Since we must have many kinds of knowledge, we must read extensively.

　　Who s right? I think both of them have something right. But I think we should read extensively first. We should read books in many fields, and read selectively in one field.

　　典型的对比观点选择题的文章逻辑结构：

　　Paragraph I：引出将要评论的事物或者是观点; 简明扼要的提出人们在这个问题上的两种不同看法。

　　Score: 14分

　　How should we read? Should we read selectively or extensively? Everyone has his own view.

　　注：第一句提出问题，第二句提出两种见解

　　典型的对比观点选择题的文章逻辑结构：

　　Paragraph II：提出一种观点或优点;本段的支持性分论点;本段总结。

　　Some people think we should read selectively. They argue that with the development of modern science and technology, more and more books are published. It is impossible for us to read all the books. What s more, there are many bad books that are poisonous to our mind, and we shouldn t read them. Since we can t read all the books and we shouldn t read bad books, we must read selectively.

　　注：1. 本段总分总结构

　　2. they argue that = they think that

　　3. with the development of... 随着 的发展

　　4. whats more 递进关系，moreover

　　5. bad = pornographic 色情的 violent 暴力的

　　典型的对比观点选择题的文章逻辑结构：Paragraph III：承上启下的过渡句; 提出另一种观点或缺点;本段的支持性分论点本段总。

　　But others may not agree, they emphasize that todays society is not what it was. If one man has many kinds of knowledge, he will have more chances to succeed. If a man knows much in one field but knows nothing in other fields, he may be useless. Since we must have many kinds of knowledge, we must read extensively.

　　注：1. But 转折词

　　2. they emphasize that = they think that

　　3. todays society is not what it was 现代社会今昔非比

　　4. 许多知识 a wide range of knowledge/ a large scope of knowledge/ much knowledge;

　　获取知识 acquire/ get knowledge

　　5. knows nothing little;he may be useless he may not be of great use to the society 后者比前者更委婉

　　典型的对比观点选择题的文章逻辑结构：Paragraph IV：平衡两种看法;给出自己的观点。

　　Who s right? I think both of them have something right. But I think we should read extensively first. We should read books in many fields, and read selectively in one field.

　　Score: 11分

　　When it comes to reading, some people think that reading selectively is a good way, but some other people do not agree with them, they think that reading extensively is better.

　　注：结构非常好，可以套用。

　　Those people, who think that reading selectively is better, believe that good books are as many as bad books. Those good books can give us pleasure and knowledge, while those bad books can only lead us to the wrong way. So, they suggest that we should only choose the good books to read and never touch the bad books.

　　注：1. people, who..., 应去掉逗号，改为限制性定语从句。

　　2. as many as bad books 改为 as many as bad ones

　　3. lead us to the wrong way 改为 lead sb. astray

　　4. they suggest that = they think that

　　5. touch 碰

　　But, the other people, who hold that reading extensively is better, think that one kind of books can only give us one aspect of knowledge. Even the best book only contains one field of information. So, they can easily come to the conclusion that to know more, to read more . So they believe that reading extensively is better.

　　注：1. hold 认为 同样表示 think 的词还有argue, emphasize, believe, suggest, claim, insist, maintain, agree, hold

　　2. the best book 在西方国家是 圣经 的意思

　　3. to know more, to read more 错误，中式英语

　　To my point, we should choose good books to read and read good books as many as possible. By this way, we can increase the quality and quantity of reading.

　　范文22. Is Television a Blessing or a Curse?

　　Now, it is generally accepted that television plays an important part in people s lives. But, there is an ongoing heated discussion as to whether television is a blessing or a curse.

　　注：it is generally accepted that 人们通常认为

　　As is often pointed out by some people, television keeps one better informed about current events, allows one to follow the latest developments in politics and science, and offers an endless series of programs which are both instructive and stimulating. The most distant countries, the strangest customs and the most attractive scenes of nature are brought right into one s room.