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b. ɲ^(gu)ڵµ£Ҳ^(gu)ڸ

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c. ɲ`Ԓ}һ

磺D^ͶY߀Ӌ(j)C(j)Ԓ} f(shu)҂D^ѽ(jng)õȫµPIIͶYӋ(j)C(j)ˣȫȥI @`Ԓ}Ը⣺уɷNý錦(du)ȃ(yu)̭

d. ɲҪ

磺׌һΣxΕr(sh)εf(shu)xҪɞһλܳI(lng)؄(chung)s......

BǷԌעʲô

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ЩԒ}ǽ^(du)ԵġͶYһI߀IӋ(j)C(j)IfͶX

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Qһ(g)и(wn)}֮W(xu)Ȼܕ(hu)˼·ĬF(xin)@ǘOڱ^ABĕr(sh)f(shu)һ֧A֮l(f)F(xin)벻֧AҲȲ(du)B뵽ׂ(g)֧Aӣ֧BͨA+B-µIJDZ^ֱӺͺ(jin)εġ(wn)}ֻA-B+ĕr(sh)^m(x)֧A

x^m(x)֧Aԭкܶ?yn)ǰ{(dio)Ѷo(w)޸Փc(din)^һ](mi)κһЉԃ(yu)(sh)֧A֧B(hu)(wn)}ֱӿõՓc(din)^Ͼ֧Aһ벻ȫ

Qo(w)жһ_и˼·_뵽ķՓc(din)Թʹ@c(din)ͨ^(gu)f(wn)}չ_ȵֶ΁(li)_(d)҂?ni)ҪǶṩx׃U錚κڰQ֮u(png)ɷf(shu)ȱc(din)Ğă(yu)c(din)֧ǷԲf(shu)ҵă(yu)c(din)D(zhun)鷴gҵӄ(sh)@Փo(w)Փ뵽Փc(din)A+, A-,B+,B-, ҂(li)֧һ(g)^c(din)@(g)ԭtҽÉf(shu)߽ԭtһu(png)r(ji)ȡQu(png)r(ji)վ(chng)

иnϵһ(g)DZ^Сf(shu)ӰϲgĂ(g)ֱ˼SĽY(ji)X(ju)Сf(shu)к̎DZ^㣬һﶼԿӰă(yu)c(din)ڼ￴^ЧS^ֱ^y(tng)ֻ܌֧ӰgɶƫƫϲgСf(shu)ߌһСf(shu)Űl(f)F(xin)](mi)Ì@(g)r(sh)αסķ?jn)?sh)һƪõиڰ׼ɡ磬f(shu)ӰɶõģһҲ(dng)ʳƷ̼Ϻdzf(shu)ЧSɶãһc(din)g](mi)ҾͲϲgǂ(g)Ů݆Tʲô׌(li)Сf(shu)Ůһ̖(ho)ҾX(ju)õ¾`ǘӵɶij(li)@ôV@Ǐ(qing)ӽoҲϲgĖ|ô](mi)˲ϲgӰ編҂Kl(f)F(xin)ஔ(dng)Փc(din)ɶȫ](mi)P(gun)ϵ҂԰׃һ£Á(li)֧κ҂ֵ֧^c(din)

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step15ƪҵĝMÄe185

step2ͨx@5ƪҳ^f(wn)õĺþ

@Ҫf(shu)ʲôǺþ

1L(zhng)̾ӛ](mi)c(din)ҿҲ](mi)ׂ(g)~_(d)?jn)?sh)ĿҶ̾һҲ(hu)ʲô͡

2͏(f)sеb(qing){(dio)̓MZ(y)űȣTʽ

3m÷Vc@ƪP(gun)~Z(y)ȥһ߀ǂ(g)@ͷϗl

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@Щ㿴۵ĺþЩ_^ЩŽY(ji)βЩg

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иԇ(yng)ԇP(gun)Ic(din)Ԕ(x)иЇ(gu)(xing)֮һ(du)x (tng)иҪ_(d)뷨W(xu)Ҫ(j)Ѷ}Ŀ(li)l(f)뷨҂(yng)ԓӸõر_(d)ԼĿ?Сʹһ𿴿иķ

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һӢZ(y)Z(y)A(ch)

Z(y)һֱЇ(gu)ӢZ(y)ĺ(du)Ї(gu)W(xu)(li)vһ㲻̫yи(du)ڌW(xu)Z(y)Ҫ󲻕(hu)ܸڶ^eĘ(gu)Ҏ(gu)tĻA(ch)ό(du)NľԼׂ(g)ʽ((qing){(dio)b)\(yn)ãԑ(yng)и

ڶ½Y(ji)(gu)Ҫ

иͨһ(g)c(din)ʽČͨ҂Ҳ~^(Fish Bone)ʽ@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)ձhՓĽY(ji)(gu)_^+g+Y(ji)βǧf(wn)ҪС@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)Ԟ@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)^(gu)ں(jin)Σ^(gu)ڰ˹䌍(sh)иҲǿǷ(hu)쾚\(yn)@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)ȥ_(d)Լ(du)һ(g)^c(din)Ŀ(gu)ĸ(hu)Tһĕr(sh)g(li)W(xu)(x)@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)ڜ(zhn)иĕr(sh)򣬑(yng)ԓ؄eעҪ쾚\(yn)c(din)ʽ@ӵĽY(ji)(gu)

Z(y)ԵĶ

Z(y)ԶԷ֞ʽĶԺ~RĶиԇf(shu)ף߀ڿW(xu)Z(y)½Y(ji)(gu)һ(g)˵ĹǼôʣ(li)ĹҪ@߿տյĹǼM(jn)(dng)Ѫ@҂Z(y)ˡиԇ(du)ڿZ(y)ˮƽҪǛ](mi)̫Z(y)e(cu)`ҲǿZ(y)e(cu)`(hu)Ӱ푵µ@(g)A(ch)ϣиԇ߀ҪW(xu)(hu)쾚\(yn)һЩʽ~Rʹ¿(li)native

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κӢČW(xu)(x)Z(y)ԌW(xu)(x)Ҫģֻвģ/uſڿ(chng)ό`׃ľӁ(li)γóɿ(j)Ҳкܶ༼ɺע(xing)

ܶ^ę(qun)Ǚ(qun)İ˷ַIJǰ˷һλ^(gu)(gu)(ni)һպ`o(gu)ώ󼊼u^f(shu)֪ơ@Nҿ_Z(y)Խ(jng)(yn)М\ČW(xu)s_١W(xu)ʹÝLϠҲ^(gu)DZһƪ¶f(shu)ĿǰЇ(gu)ˌ˜OпԸ࿴һ۵ef(shu)(hu)򵽱صļ(j)e

ʹĉ˼(j)eW(xu)Dzȫ(li)ǡ(dng)cDzö֪еČW(xu)ƬֻZ(y)ȻںԼһѲe(cu)?jn)?sh)_ʼɿǷģ·ĵĿֻӛӲ}Ŀƾu(y)ȥ](mi)п]}Ŀ޸(li)׃ԇ(wn)һƪIJ(du)}ε

Z(y)Զģ¶(li)ٱ˵Ӣ֪R(sh)Ҳշe۵ģ¶(li)(du)һ䌍(sh)ͬСî(dng)ͬ֡ٲ(hu)ڴ㌦(du)һǰo(w)ˣo(w)(li)ߵĔֻ֮(hu)(gu)ѭһNͨҊ(jin)ĔQ֮茑ӽӢĵһģʽ͕(hu)ø߷ٺ(jin)һc(din)f(shu)㳭ԽԽ׵ø߷

Ҋ(jin)`\(yn)ڕ(hu)؞ͨ҂(yng)ԓŬյ

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yasIELTS WRITING SKILL

(jin)

1.Y(ji)(gu)

Tack 1:D}(20min 150~180words 1/3)

Tack 2: Essay (40min 250~300words 2/3)

2.u(png)֘(bio)(zhn)(Rating Mechanism/Criterion)

(1)?jn)?sh):250words 9~15sentences 20~30words/sentence

(2)Fabric/Organization

4~5paragraphs

Introduction (2~3sentences):(do)놖(wn)}^c(din)͑B(ti)

Main

Body



Conclusion:c_ͨ(yng)

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ٲsome people

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Main Bodyּ׾䣬ҪF(xin)}ĺ~x~

(4)㕽ӣcg߉݋P(gun)ϵľcP(gun)ϵ

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(f)s>70% ٶڏľ:sb,a sth,who does sth,is sb

Z(y)ľ:That, is a

۠Z(y)ľ:Because Although

(7)Ͷ׃ ?gu)?qing){(dio):It is that/who

ڵf:Notuntil

۱^Y(ji)(gu):ƽ(du)Q

ܷ~:Ex:Analyzing this issue from macroeconomics angles, scientists claim that it looms large ((yn)).

Analyzed from historical angle/perspectives

Band 7

(8)~R

עx~ʹ

Band 8

(9)(x)Z(y)Z(y)o

Introduction (2~3sentences)

(1)Problem/Issue:

O(sh)(wn)

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(wn)}ǰc}P(gun)ĬF(xin)󣨲^(gu)һ䣩

(2)Points(//)

(3) Examples:

What roles does tax, regards of its various forms, play in the development of a nation and an individual tax player. On the basis/strength/ground of my understanding/experience/knowledge, it hinders and hampers K/Ѻ^퍣 human well being.

05-6-11

What is the relationship between architecture and culture identities? Will constructing buildings in conventional styles contribute to the preservation and or protection of the so-called culture ,a term with rather elusive (y׽) and even controversial senses. A voice advocating such a practice is prevailing ()/dominatingƣthe public. This concept, nevertheless, is dubious /problematic.

05-7-9

Do health care and education fall in the responsibilities of a modern government, which has been universally considered to protect basic human rights?

05-8-13

Crimes are a formidable social issue that confronts almost each and every modern civilization. Moreover, the reasons why some human individuals commit crimes are yet to be discovered, because how to prevent children from becoming criminals looms large.

05-10-15

It is a fact that distinct dissimilarities in education and health conditions exist between rural and urban areas. These gaps, however, are not necessarily bridged by sending teachers or doctors to rural areas. This is because each individual has human rights and liberty in selecting job site. This essay thus attempt to offer insights into these issues.

 05-5-28

What is a sound relationship between the curricula (pl. for curriculum) in high education institute and job markets/employment? It has been traditionally held that high education should be isolated from/independed upon job markets. Although such a theory has not totally distaste (Ť) or deformed () the whole picture. The interdependence between the two social elements must be emphasized.

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This argument goes against/to far facts and figures.

This argument suffers formidable logic drawbacks/flows/fallacies in reasoning.

Not only such a theory dubious in reasoning, but also it is misleading as far asis concerned.

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In fact the affirmative answer to this question is self-evident / well-supported / substantiated / championed.

Much/Rich evidence in the course of human events lends/offers solid ground to this argument.

Points

(1)

Examples: 06-8-12 The relationship between language and culture.

Language Listening & Speaking A1 Culture

Reading & Writing A2

Switch (Translation) A3

(2)Paragraph Fabric

What

Topic sentence (1~2): Д:Y/N Pro()/Con()

Outline the main idea of the whole paragraph ䷨Y(ji)(gu)_ĻA(ch)(f)s

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Why(1~4)

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a.ԇ(yn)y(tng)Ӌ(j)(sh)(j)

Examples:

statistics (pl.y(tng)Ӌ(j)(sh)(j) statisticy(tng)Ӌ(j)W(xu)) show that...

a study/survey conducted/carried out by my university between 1997~20xx in my hometown shows that...

b.ӣеıĻԼӣ

Examples:

my own/in person experience in New York during 1998~20xx serves as a typical/convening/telling and moving (֮(dng)֮) example/a case in point

history is rich in evidence supporting these, for/take China as a case in point

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a.һԭ_(d)

This phenomenon has been traditionally contributed to the fact that/a assumption that

The main reason ,as universally accepted on the stage of/in the field of,is that

b.pԭı_(d)

This is partly because, and partly because

This is more becausethan because

Two major reasons are frequently acknowledged. For one thing, for another (, still another)/on one hand, on the other hand

c.ጾ

this means that

put it in other words

put it simply

that is to say

implied in this assertion (f(shu))/rhetoric/theory/argument/statement is that

Examples:

06-8-12

To be familiar with/to a culture and its life style is essential (indispensable/vital) to the learning of language that expresses such a culture, especially as far as listening and speaking skills are concerned. This is because listening and speaking whatever the contents, occur in a specific social setting ((hu)). But any social setting is subjected to (ܡƼs) the culture and life style. For instance, thank you symbolizes that in the western civilization, happiness, liberty and life is (ͬr(sh)areһϵr(sh)is) highly emphasized. By contrast, ġ clearly shows that the traditional Chinese culture is characterized by unhappy rank-and-the-file (ϰ).

05-4-16

The evolution of English into the global language has deeply reshaped the social and economic fabric/landscape. It is the language of English that bridges the east and the west, ending long period icy cold times((zhn)). Moreover (^(gu)~) English accelerates/boosts the sustainable (ɳm(x)) economic development in both developing and developed countries. In that (=because) it creates immense/massive job markets, helping a myriad (=a lot of) of those who would otherwise be unemployed. In addition, in terms of international relationship, English has remarkably united isolated nations with striking different political ideas.

Ҋ(jin)Topics

(1)Governor

(yng)ԓӻX

Useful words:

eradicate

eliminate

(2)Environment

Useful words:

environment=ecosystem=biota

green house effect

Ozone depletion

Water and soil erosionˮʧ

irrigation

chemical fertilize, pesticide

global warming

glacier sea level

habitedϢ biodiversity

(3)Education

Useful words;

scientific

humanities

pure art

(4)

Physical health

Psychological balance

Career development survive

thrive

Academic achievement

Ethic & Moral, Aesthetic value

Example:

06-9-23

To be committed oneself to (Ͷ) the well-being of a community in which this very individual survives and thrives virtually benefits the development not only of the society as a whole, but, more vital of the specific person. Volunteer jobs build the physical health of young adults in that both out-door and in-door jobs demands more physical exercise than classroom learning. In addition, such jobs construct/foster (B(yng)) their moral and ethic values, and the aesthetic tastes as well. Why? It is easy to understand. Through doing unpaid jobs for the sack of others, young adults understand the quintessence |(zh) quintessence|(zh)of life: to give rather than to receive and get.

Furthermore, the positive impacts harvested from the young volunteers go far beyong the development of each volunteer on the community or society as a whole, they are brilliant, colorful, and significant. For one thing, volunteer jobs directly generate profits to the community, contributing to the economic development. Statistics indicate that my community, on average, gleansի@more than ~$ annually from volunteer jobs.

For another, volunteer jobs generally focus on environmental protection/campaign against environmental pollution.

To sum up/conclude/In conclusion, it is beneficial for young people, including juveniles and adolescences/puberty to do volunteer jobs. But, I cast a skeptical eye on (=suspect) the argument that all young people must do volunteer jobs, because it might be harmful to some individuals or families.

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׶ΞϢf(shu)оĕr(sh)gc(din)(ni)ݺ͌(du)

Examples:

06-1-14

This graph shows /gives the information that three stages involved in recycling of the Used Glass Bottles.

The first stage is rather simple. UGBs are put into rubbish cans, from which they can be moved/shipped by trucks to factories.

The second stage, however, seems to be somewhat complex/sophisticated in that it consists of several/numerous specific steps. To begin with, UGBs are washed by HPW. After this, they are classified according to color into 3 groups: G, B and C. Then each group UGBs are broken into tiny pieces which are melted/heated in the furnace. From the furnace comes liquid glass. Together with new liquid, this glass liquid is next moulded into new glass bottles. Here ends the second stag.

In the third stage, newly abreacted bottles are fulfilled with consumer goods. And they are packed and transported into supermarkets, where a new cycle begins.

Clearly, through these stages, UGBs have been well reused. However, how much glass can not be recycled is unavailable only on the basis of this graph.

03-9-6

This picture reveals the differences/dissimilarities inbetween CC and WC.

The main difference is in window design. In CC, the window is not set towards to the direction of the sun. But in WC, one room is equipped with 2 windows built two opposite aspects. During day time, windows are closed and covered. At night, however, they are open making ventilation possible so that the store heat can be removed.

Another difference is in roof style which CC cares for/demands HA roofs. WC roofs have over-hang pasts designed to form shade.

Still another difference is the materials. In CC, the interior walls are of thermos-building material. By contrast, the exterior walls are constructed with insulation: the roof uses heat-storage and heat-loss-reduction material. Nevertheless, roof in WC adopts/employees

external and internal insulation. Besides, reflection materials are utilized.

To sum (up)/To conclude, WC and CC are not the same in terms of house-design.

03-9-20

Two possible sites for the supermarket are marked in the graph, which also indicates the potential pros and cons of each of the two: S1 and S2.

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This bar chat illustrates the sum/the amount of money spent by each of the four countries in the each of the six kinds of consumer goods.

British eclipses/dwarfs/out number/out way/surpass the other three nations in terms of the amount of money understudy.

[None out neighs Britain as far as the sum of money is concerned.

Britain ranks next to none in terms of.]

Precisely, P.F. costs Britain about , the maximum. PC by contrast, ranksin the list of British spending.

In 1, 2 and 3, the money spent by France is lower than that by other countries. Similarly, German spends the least in 5 and 6. Put it in details

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