Narrative, explanatory, practical, and argumentative essays.
1. Narrative: It is a literary style that uses narration and description as the main expression methods, and takes recording people, narration, scene descriptions, and objects as the main content.
2. Expository text: A style of writing that uses explanation as the main mode of expression to introduce or explain the status, nature, structure, function, production method, development process, and causes, merits and demerits of things.
3. Practical writing: It is a practical writing style that meets the actual needs of daily life, work and study, has a certain format, is short, concise and popular.
4. Argumentative essay: It is a common style that uses argumentation as the main method to directly express the author's views and opinions through facts and reasoning.
Extended information?
The commonly used methods for writing at the beginning are as follows:
(1) Background method: explain the time and place where the event occurred , scene and other backgrounds.
(2) Character method: explain the main characters or related characters to be described in the article.
(3) Topic syntax: Put forward a point of view or argument as the theme to be explained or discussed in the article.
(4) Question method: Use questions to introduce the content of the article to attract the reader's attention.
(5) Surprise grammar: start with a surprising sentence to arouse the reader's interest.
(6) Story method: start the article in the form of telling a story, and then expand the article on this basis. It is mostly used in narratives, but can also be used in argumentative essays.
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