Part 1: Mastering Expressions
1.
Define
2.
Add a description
3.
To give an example
4.
Classify
5.
Present the current situation
6.
Compare? Contrast
7.
Point out the problem
8.
Claim
9.
Suggest a solution
10.
Giving evidence: Speaking from assumptions
11.
Providing Evidence: Citing Expert Opinions
12.
Providing Support: Using Statistics
13.
Providing evidence: Giving examples
14.
Rebuttal
15.
Presenting meaning
16.
Look forward

Part 2 Reading and Writing
-Explanatory text
1.
Human language and animal 'language'
2.
Collectivism and individualism
3.
digital dementia
4.
Genre fusion art
5.
fair trade
6.
A perspective on culture
7.
Free Trade Agreement
8.
Social Network Service (SNS)

-The article claims
1.
death penalty
2.
Euthanasia
3.
smartphone addiction
4.
Discrimination against minorities
5.
The Duality of Science and Technology
6. CCTV installation
7.
global warming
8.
aging society
9.
The gap between rich and poor

-Critical writing
1.
Advertising Alba Heaven
2.
12 Years a Slave movie
3.
book coat

Model answer

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"A+ Writing for International Students" is a writing textbook that helps international students currently enrolled in or preparing to enter university overcome difficulties they face when writing reports and papers, and improves their writing skills.
Writing lessons are divided into Part 1 and Part 2. In Part 1, you can learn expressions that are unfamiliar to foreigners and build a solid foundation.
In Part 2, you will actually read and write according to three genres: explanatory writing, argumentative writing, and critical writing.
You can also develop your thinking skills and practice writing your own essays on each topic.

We also provide a vocabulary list with English and Chinese translations of various topic-specific words, so you can use this list to improve your vocabulary.


Part 1: Learning Expressions
Learn functional expressions such as define, exemplify, etc.
After checking the usage of expressions through various examples, you can write your own sentences using functional expressions.
We have made it easier to learn by using a vocabulary list that organizes the words used in the example sentences.


Part 2 Reading and Writing
We will read articles on various topics and practice writing using the functional expressions we learned in Part 1.
First, we had students think about the topic in advance using pictures, text, and diagrams.
In 'Read', you can read an article on the topic and see how the functional expressions from Part 1 are used.
Additionally, I have tried to help you understand the content of the article by answering related questions.
The structure and main contents of the text are provided in a diagram format, allowing learners to understand and organize the structure of the text.
In 'Let's Practice', you can read a paragraph and fill in the blanks with appropriate expressions and content.
In 'Let's Write', we practice writing new articles related to the topic.
After you have written an outline of the text, you can use it as a basis for writing your own text.