实用英语写作 总结版精编版共91页
实用英语写作归纳
The "do's" of cover letter writing：Do send a tailored cover letter with every job application that you make It can be useful to design a standard letter template模板, which you can then tailor to the requirements of each job application.View tips on tailoring a cover letter to a job advert提及below.Do use the highest quality paper you can affordUse the same paper for your resumé, cover letter and envelope. Headed paper creates the strongest impression. Avoid folding your letter: today, it is likely to be scanned into an applicant database.Do follow a logical and professional structure for your letterEven if you are writing a high impact cover letter, your letter should still include your address and contact details, the recipient's address, the date, a greeting, an introductory paragraph, three to five paragraphs of text, a closing paragraph and a closing statement. Limit the letter to one page, if possible.Do research the name of the person to whom the letter should be addressed Names are often listed in business directories目录, which are available in libraries and the Trade and Development Council. You can also get them from the relevant secretary or receptionist. If you cannot find the person's name but know their gender, use "Sir" or "Madam". Never use "Sir/Madam".As a final option, you can use "The Recruitment Manager", assuming that you are writing to a manager who is currently recruiting. Always follow the instructions on the job advertisement.Do specify the position you are seeking, use a "with reference" heading By adding a "RE: Finance Manager Job Vacancy" heading, you can avoid wasting space in the bulk of the letter.Do use a compelling引人注目opening statement to attract attentionThe opening statement is your first chance to create a positive impression. It would be a pity to waste it with a bland乏味statement. For example, the phrase ¨I have enclosed my resume in application for the above position〃does not inspire the recruiter to read further.The “don’ts” of Cover Letter WritingDon't sign your name in coloured inkDon‘t discuss your emotions, feelings or sensitive iss uesThe employer is only interested in what you can do and how you would do it. If there are unusual circumstances to discuss, wait until the end of the interview.Don't mention your salary history unless this is specifically requested Determine how closely you meet the needs of the position before discussing your salary. Revealing salary details too early may bias the employer against you or undermine your negotiating power.Don't include any negative information of any kindDiscussions of why you left your last job, how you were made redundant被解雇, why you did not like your last manager and difficulties you have experienced in your job search are inappropriate in cover letters. Focus only on positive, relevant experiences.Don't repeat words or phrases from your resumeYour cover letter is a chance to add extra value and really draw the recruiter's attention to the ways in which you match the job. No-one will bother to read the same information twice.Don't use correction fluidNo matter how subtly隐约it is used, correction fluid always creates a bad impression.High impact tools and techniques1. Gimmicks噱头are innovative, attention-grabbing techniques. Examples could include presenting your letter in the style of an advertising storyboard or a sales proposal. Even more outlandish奇异approaches might include the delivery of your letter attached to a bottle of champagne.The risk of rejection when using gimmicks is very high. You should always research the company, job and recruiter thoroughly to ensure that this type of creative approach is appropriate.2. Technical tools, using bullet points, bold type, different fonts, italics, graphics, subheadings and underlining, can help add definition, as well as visual interest and emphasis. They can be used to break up large sections of text to make your letter more readable. Used carefully, technical tools can be used for cover letters in all occupational fields.3. Anecdotes and stories can help illustrate your achievements and provide evidence of your ability. They also help retain interest and connect you with the reader, who may have experienced similar situations. By describing how you handled a relevant situation in your old job, you may lead the reader to conclude that you will fit well into the new job. Anecdotes and stories are appropriate for most occupational groups.Stories should:Be relevant to the jobDemonstrate key skills or attributesBe short and conciseBe focused on the result, rather than the process.4. Quotes can be used to catch the reader's attention and encourage him to consider your attributes in the context of the quote. For example, if you use a quote about "good management", evidence of your managerial skills may be considered more favourably.Quotes should be:Relevant to the jobFrom identifiable sources and recognisable to the readerShort and simple.5. Questions can direct the reader's thinking and encourage greater receptiveness to your skills. Questions can be used for most occupational groups.For example: "Do you find it difficult to recruit and retain high-quality graduates for your business? I am an expert in this area. I have been designing and implementing graduate recruitment and training programmes for over 15 years and have an unbeatable record of success."Questions should be:Used sparingly谨慎Used to highlight your key strengthFollowed up with evidence of your ability.Rules：1.plan ahead. Decide what you want to say before you start writing. NO p.s in it.2.look professional. A clean, logic format gives the best impression. A crowded orover-designed page will distract from your message. Leave a line space between each paragraph.3.Keep it simple. Do not use complicated language. Keep your sentence short--oneidea in each. Any sentence longer than two typed lines is probably too long.Shorter sentences are easier to read.4.Put yourself in your reader's place. Try to imagine how you would respond to thesame letter.5.Be friendly. Your correspondence should read like a conversation with the reader.Use your reader's name if you know it: 'Dear Ms Green,'. You want her t know you wrote the letter just for her. Use 'I' 'we' 'you'6.Reply in the same style. If someone writes a friendly letter to you usingcontractions like 'don't' or 'can't', use the same style in your reply.7.Re-read the letter before sending it out. Check for spelling mistakes andpunctuation errors. Make sure all the information you give is accurate.。
英文总结范文8篇
英文总结范文8篇篇1In this report, we will discuss the key points of an English essay that was recently published. The essay, written by John Doe, is titled "The Impact of Technology on Education: A Global Perspective." The essay explores the various ways in which technology has transformed the landscape of education worldwide.Moreover, technology has also transformed the way teachers deliver their lessons. The adoption of digital tools, such as interactive whiteboards and online learning management systems, has facilitated more engaging and interactive learning experiences for students. Teachers are now able to use multimedia content to explain complex concepts, making learning more accessible and interesting for a wider range of students.篇2In this section, we will provide a comprehensive English summary of a specific topic, ensuring it meets the required standards of thoroughness, clarity, and aesthetics. The summary will cover a broad range of aspects related to the topic, offering a detailed and well-structured analysis.The Impact of Technology on Education: A Comprehensive AnalysisIn recent years, technology has significantly transformed the landscape of education, providing new and innovative ways to teach and learn. This comprehensive analysis explores the various ways technology has impacted education, from elementary schools to universities, and from developing countries to the developed world.1. Introduction2. Primary and Secondary Education3. Higher Education4. Developing CountriesIn developing countries, technology has played a crucial role in bridging the educational gap. Digital resources and mobile learning applications have made it possible for students in rural areas to access education that would otherwise be unavailable. This has helped to level the playing field for students from all walks of life, providing opportunities for education and development that can help them lift their communities out of poverty.5. ConclusionIn conclusion, technology has had a profound impact on education, transforming the way we teach and learn. From elementary schools to universities and from developing countries to the developed world, technology has provided opportunities for education that were previously unimaginable. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that we will see even more innovations in education that will shape the future of learning for generations to come.篇3英文总结范文：项目管理实践经验报告一、引言本报告旨在总结我在项目管理领域的实践经验，通过对本次项目的全面回顾，提炼出我所承担的职责、工作中的亮点与挑战，以及所获得的心得体会。
英语应用文写作汇总
英语应用文写作汇总文档编制序号：[KK8UY-LL9IO69-TTO6M3-MTOL89-FTT688]应用文写作书信写作的五点要求：１．开门见山说意图。
２．详细内容1、2、3３．不同内容要分段４．感谢祝愿不可少５．期盼回复成老套学生真实范文：Dear President:I’m liming. I’m a student in Grade Three.Today, I’m writing to you a letter, my dear, dear president. Our college has ten campuses,( but the same food in different campus) the food same, the price no same. The price is so black. Please tell me why different. The word on the menu too small to read. So we ask cooker what we eat today. At last, I love my university, I love you too. So I write you this letter.No response, I’ll write again and again.对比范文Dear ,My name is Liming, a junior from the Chemical Science School. I’m writing to talk about the canteen service on campus.I am sorry to tell you that there are many problems in our school. Firstly, the quality of our food in our school is very bad, while the price is very high. As a result, many students prefer to have a food out of school. Secondly, good as the service of our canteen is, the environment of our canteenis very bad. Many students threw about food and rubbish everywhere the wanted. It is very disgusting for us to dine in such environment. Thirdly, our canteen is too small to provide us with enough seats. So every day we spent much time inwaiting to be served, which is a waste of time for us.Therefore, I think we should take some measures to deal with the problems. First, we should try our best to improve the quality of the food. Second, we should take measures to makethe price medium. Last, we should send some students to make sure that our canteen is clean.I am sure our canteen will become better with our efforts. I am looking forward to seeing the change of our canteen.Yours,Li Ming1.投诉信：express/air dissatisfaction/disappointment/concernregarding/concerning/as regards the canteen/library/bookstore 正文：第二段1．改写提纲一:2句2．改写提纲二:2句3．改写提纲三:2句第三段：2句1.表示感谢：My appreciation to you for your generous helpis beyond words; Words fail me when i wish to expressmy sincere gratitude to you; I take this opportunity toshow my heartfelt appreciation for the kind assistanceyou render me.2.期待回信: I am looking forward to hearing from you soon;I look forward to a favorable reply at your earliestconvenience; Your prompt attention to my inquiry wouldbe highly appreciated.正文写法小结：共写10句，首尾两段（4句话）是万能句。
英语总结的范文大全_专升本满分英语作文5篇
英语总结的范文大全_专升本满分英语作文5篇关于”总结“的英语作文模板5篇，作文题目：summary。
以下是关于总结的专升本英语模板，每篇作文均为满分模板带翻译。
高分英语作文1：summary中文翻译：在过去，我没有正确的学习态度，所以我几乎没有花时间和精力去背单词和句子结构，因此，期末考试是完全失败的。
我想在下一个学期里努力学习，我相信我能取得很好的进步^^。
万能作文模板中文翻译：时光飞逝，时光飞逝，过去一个月的英语学习我们的英语老师在严谨而又幽默的课堂风格中我们有一个问题可以积极地说出来，老师是你所知道的一切，遇到困难的时候，老师总是反复强调和开导他们，并且感人肺腑，让我们最终能够做到了解老师的亲和力，态度很低，就是所谓的桃李不是用生菜做的我很喜欢英语老师。
满分英语范文3：总结，A truant boy walked for miles and hitchhiked to Dover, where he slept on the boat. The net morning, a truck driver gave him a ride and gave him food. Then the boy got off near Paris.He stopped another car, but was not taken to Paris. He was taken by a policeman to Perpignan on the French border, and thelocal government took him home。
A boy played truant and hitchhiked to Dover for miles, and the net morning he found himself in Calais, sleeping on the boat. When he got off near Paris, a truck driver gave him a ride to eat.He stopped another car, which took him not to Bali, but to Perpignan on the French border. A policeman picked him up andthe local authorities took him home.中文翻译：一个逃学的男孩走了好几英里，搭便车到了多佛，在那里他睡在船上，第二天早上，一个卡车司机载了他一程，给了他吃的东西，然后这个男孩在巴黎附近下车，他停了另一辆车，但没有被带到巴黎，他被一名带到了法国边境的佩皮尼昂，当地把他送回家。
【精编版】《英语应用文写作》写作基础知识55页文档
21、没有人陪你走一辈子，所以你要 适应孤 独，没 有人会 帮你一 辈子， 所以你 要奋斗 一生。 22、当眼泪流尽的时候，留下的应该 是坚强 。 23、要改变命运，首先改变自己。
24、勇气很有理由被当作人类德性之 首，因 为这种 德性保 证了所 有其余 的德性 。--温 斯顿． 丘吉尔 。 25、梯子的梯阶从来不是用来搁脚的 ，它只 是让人 们的脚 放上一 段时间 ，以便 让别一 只脚能 够再往 上登。
66、节制使快乐增加并使享受加强。 ——德 谟克利 特 67、今天应做的事没有做，明天再早也 是耽误 了。——裴斯 泰洛齐 68、决定一个人的一生，以及整个命运 的，只 是一瞬 之间。 ——歌 德 69、懒人无法享受休息之乐。——拉布 克 70、浪费时间是一桩大罪过。——卢梭
实用英语写作 总结版
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Section 4 英汉标识语对比
英汉标识语有如下四点相似之处： 1．以
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☆凭票入场 Admission by Ticket Only；
☆谢绝儿童入场 Children Not Admitted;
☆全已预定 All Reserved; ☆此路封闭The Road Closed
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二、 祈使句式imperative
☆请为残疾人让开此座 PLEASE VACATE THIS SEAT FOR A DISABLED PERSON IF REQUIRED ☆请勿向河中投掷垃圾 PLEASE DO NOT THROW RUBBISH INTO THIS RIVER
在表达方式上汉英两种标识语常采用相反的表达角度， 汉语通常采用否定句式对某种动作或行为 进行禁止， 而英语则直接用肯定句式表达；汉语通常 用祈使句提 示公众对某事物作出反应，而英语则习惯直接用名词短 语进行提示。
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3.对称结构与非对称结构 (汉语四字成语对偶) • Offer is subject to availability． 现货优惠，卖完为止 • Keep Away for Safety 注意安全，请勿靠近 • Escalator Out of Service． 电梯维修，暂停使用 • Fire escape to be clear of obstruction 安全出口，保持通畅
英文作文总结格式范文(共27篇)
英文作文总结格式范文（共27篇）篇1：年度总结英文1.Because I would write down lessons I learned each time (in my life handbook), I could then build upon my learnings.Rather than deja vuing through life situations, every time I would think about how I could apply what I had learnedearlier and how I could do something different.As a result, I kept moving forward in my growth.因为我每次都会记下学到的经验教训(在我的生活手册里)，所以我从所学中慢慢成长。
每次总结后我都会想，下次遇到我会如何利用之前学到的改正错误，而不是一次次的重复犯错栽跟头。
就这样，我在成长的路上一步步前进。
2.Wrap up what you’ve done this year打包今年所做的事情Many things can happen in a year and this is the perfect time to wrap them up.Were there any ups and downs? Did you get a promotion? Did you recently quit your job and joined a newworkplace? Did you just start up a business? Did you move to a new place? Did you just end an unhappy relationship? Did you move on from a bad partnership? Any major events took place? Or perhaps there are nothing significant that happened?每年都会发生许许多多的事情，现在就是你把之前的事情打包的最佳时机。
实用英语写作归纳
The "do's" of cover letter writing：Do send a tailored cover letter with every job application that you make It can be useful to design a standard letter template模板, which you can then tailor to the requirements of each job application.View tips on tailoring a cover letter to a job advert提及below.Do use the highest quality paper you can affordUse the same paper for your resumé, cover letter and envelope. Headed paper creates the strongest impression. Avoid folding your letter: today, it is likely to be scanned into an applicant database.Do follow a logical and professional structure for your letterEven if you are writing a high impact cover letter, your letter should still include your address and contact details, the recipient's address, the date, a greeting, an introductory paragraph, three to five paragraphs of text, a closing paragraph and a closing statement. Limit the letter to one page, if possible.Do research the name of the person to whom the letter should be addressed Names are often listed in business directories目录, which are available in libraries and the Trade and Development Council. You can also get them from the relevant secretary or receptionist. If you cannot find the person's name but know their gender, use "Sir" or "Madam". Never use "Sir/Madam".As a final option, you can use "The Recruitment Manager", assuming that you are writing to a manager who is currently recruiting. Always follow the instructions on the job advertisement.Do specify the position you are seeking, use a "with reference" heading By adding a "RE: Finance Manager Job Vacancy" heading, you can avoid wasting space in the bulk of the letter.Do use a compelling引人注目opening statement to attract attentionThe opening statement is your first chance to create a positive impression. It would be a pity to waste it with a bland乏味statement. For example, the phrase ¨I have enclosed my resume in application for the above position〃does not inspire the recruiter to read further.The “don’ts” of Cover Letter WritingDon't sign your name in coloured inkDon‘t discuss your emotions, feelings or sensitive iss uesThe employer is only interested in what you can do and how you would do it. If there are unusual circumstances to discuss, wait until the end of the interview.Don't mention your salary history unless this is specifically requested Determine how closely you meet the needs of the position before discussing your salary. Revealing salary details too early may bias the employer against you or undermine your negotiating power.Don't include any negative information of any kindDiscussions of why you left your last job, how you were made redundant被解雇, why you did not like your last manager and difficulties you have experienced in your job search are inappropriate in cover letters. Focus only on positive, relevant experiences.Don't repeat words or phrases from your resumeYour cover letter is a chance to add extra value and really draw the recruiter's attention to the ways in which you match the job. No-one will bother to read the same information twice.Don't use correction fluidNo matter how subtly隐约it is used, correction fluid always creates a bad impression.High impact tools and techniques1. Gimmicks噱头are innovative, attention-grabbing techniques. Examples could include presenting your letter in the style of an advertising storyboard or a sales proposal. Even more outlandish奇异approaches might include the delivery of your letter attached to a bottle of champagne.The risk of rejection when using gimmicks is very high. You should always research the company, job and recruiter thoroughly to ensure that this type of creative approach is appropriate.2. Technical tools, using bullet points, bold type, different fonts, italics, graphics, subheadings and underlining, can help add definition, as well as visual interest and emphasis. They can be used to break up large sections of text to make your letter more readable. Used carefully, technical tools can be used for cover letters in all occupational fields.3. Anecdotes and stories can help illustrate your achievements and provide evidence of your ability. They also help retain interest and connect you with the reader, who may have experienced similar situations. By describing how you handled a relevant situation in your old job, you may lead the reader to conclude that you will fit well into the new job. Anecdotes and stories are appropriate for most occupational groups.Stories should:Be relevant to the jobDemonstrate key skills or attributesBe short and conciseBe focused on the result, rather than the process.4. Quotes can be used to catch the reader's attention and encourage him to consider your attributes in the context of the quote. For example, if you use a quote about "good management", evidence of your managerial skills may be considered more favourably.Quotes should be:Relevant to the jobFrom identifiable sources and recognisable to the readerShort and simple.5. Questions can direct the reader's thinking and encourage greater receptiveness to your skills. Questions can be used for most occupational groups.For example: "Do you find it difficult to recruit and retain high-quality graduates for your business? I am an expert in this area. I have been designing and implementing graduate recruitment and training programmes for over 15 years and have an unbeatable record of success."Questions should be:Used sparingly谨慎Used to highlight your key strengthFollowed up with evidence of your ability.Rules：1.plan ahead. Decide what you want to say before you start writing. NO p.s in it.2.look professional. A clean, logic format gives the best impression. A crowded orover-designed page will distract from your message. Leave a line space between each paragraph.3.Keep it simple. Do not use complicated language. Keep your sentence short--oneidea in each. Any sentence longer than two typed lines is probably too long.Shorter sentences are easier to read.4.Put yourself in your reader's place. Try to imagine how you would respond to thesame letter.5.Be friendly. Your correspondence should read like a conversation with the reader.Use your reader's name if you know it: 'Dear Ms Green,'. You want her t know you wrote the letter just for her. Use 'I' 'we' 'you'6.Reply in the same style. If someone writes a friendly letter to you usingcontractions like 'don't' or 'can't', use the same style in your reply.7.Re-read the letter before sending it out. Check for spelling mistakes andpunctuation errors. Make sure all the information you give is accurate.。