English Writing Training Story Writing 2nd Edition
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Book Introduction
With 30 days of daily training, you will write everything from one word to sentences, paragraphs, and even story passages!
It's difficult to write complete English sentences from the beginning.
So, we introduce a sentence expansion method (Expansion Mode) that starts with using the skeleton words and phrases of sentences and gradually adds flesh to them, so that you can use them every day as if you were eating rice.
This is the result of practicing every day for 30 days, like getting your clothes wet in a drizzle, to create sentences like this, put those sentences together to form paragraphs, and write a complete story by putting those paragraphs together.
Furthermore, you will gain confidence in the Writing test, which seemed difficult.
It's difficult to write complete English sentences from the beginning.
So, we introduce a sentence expansion method (Expansion Mode) that starts with using the skeleton words and phrases of sentences and gradually adds flesh to them, so that you can use them every day as if you were eating rice.
This is the result of practicing every day for 30 days, like getting your clothes wet in a drizzle, to create sentences like this, put those sentences together to form paragraphs, and write a complete story by putting those paragraphs together.
Furthermore, you will gain confidence in the Writing test, which seemed difficult.
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Why Lighting Training?
Features and Uses of This Book
Structure of this book
A Friendly Learning Theory for Writing Coaches
Day 1-15 Training
Day 1 Subject + Verb
Day 2 Subject + Verb to be + Adjective/Noun
Day 3 Using 'Preposition + Noun'
Day 4: Extending Sentences Using Multiple 'Prepositions + Nouns'
Day 5: Adverbial Use of the Infinitive
Day 6 Who Is Deck? Story Writing 1
Day 7 Using There is/are
Day 8 Use of high-frequency adjectives
Day 9: Adjectival Use of Infinitives
Day 10 - Adding Modifiers After Things
Day 11 Adverbs with -ly
Day 12 Change = Chance Story Writing 2
Day 13 Adverbs of Frequency
Day 14 Past Participle -ed
Day 15 Past Participle + Prepositional Phrase
Day 16~30 Training
Day 16 Present Participle -ing
Day 17 Present Participle + Prepositional Phrase
Day 18 What a Coincidence! Story Writing 3
Day 19 Past Participles of Irregular Verbs -en
Day 20 Passive Voice
Day 21 Present Progressive and Past Progressive
Day 22 Verbs of Conferral
Day 23 Four Cases When to Use Have
Day 24 Present Perfect
Day 25 Future Tense and Future Progressive Tense
Day 26 Penicillin Story Writing 4
Day 27 Writing Sentences After Nouns: Adjective Clauses 1
Day 28: Writing Sentences After Nouns: Adjective Clauses 2
Day 29: Write adjectives, prepositional phrases, and adjective clauses in one sentence
Day 30 Lincoln's Speech Story Writing 5
Features and Uses of This Book
Structure of this book
A Friendly Learning Theory for Writing Coaches
Day 1-15 Training
Day 1 Subject + Verb
Day 2 Subject + Verb to be + Adjective/Noun
Day 3 Using 'Preposition + Noun'
Day 4: Extending Sentences Using Multiple 'Prepositions + Nouns'
Day 5: Adverbial Use of the Infinitive
Day 6 Who Is Deck? Story Writing 1
Day 7 Using There is/are
Day 8 Use of high-frequency adjectives
Day 9: Adjectival Use of Infinitives
Day 10 - Adding Modifiers After Things
Day 11 Adverbs with -ly
Day 12 Change = Chance Story Writing 2
Day 13 Adverbs of Frequency
Day 14 Past Participle -ed
Day 15 Past Participle + Prepositional Phrase
Day 16~30 Training
Day 16 Present Participle -ing
Day 17 Present Participle + Prepositional Phrase
Day 18 What a Coincidence! Story Writing 3
Day 19 Past Participles of Irregular Verbs -en
Day 20 Passive Voice
Day 21 Present Progressive and Past Progressive
Day 22 Verbs of Conferral
Day 23 Four Cases When to Use Have
Day 24 Present Perfect
Day 25 Future Tense and Future Progressive Tense
Day 26 Penicillin Story Writing 4
Day 27 Writing Sentences After Nouns: Adjective Clauses 1
Day 28: Writing Sentences After Nouns: Adjective Clauses 2
Day 29: Write adjectives, prepositional phrases, and adjective clauses in one sentence
Day 30 Lincoln's Speech Story Writing 5
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Publisher's Review
The field of English learning that best fits the saying, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and a string of beads becomes a treasure" is English writing.
Even the longest writing begins with a basic skeleton sentence, and no matter how much grammar and vocabulary you know, it doesn't translate into writing skills.
Once you understand the appeal of "English Writing Training Story Writing," which solves these two challenges at once, you'll be able to confidently excel in writing.
Charm 1: It's not burdensome because you start by writing words and gradually increase them.
-Thanks to the unique method of starting with words and phrases that form the backbone of a sentence and gradually adding flesh (modifiers) to expand upon them, you can proceed without the burden of having to write complete sentences from the beginning.
If you keep writing as the book tells you to, you will be able to write sentences with ease.
Charm 2: Sentence structure that naturally becomes second nature as you write.
-Bone Words? Your understanding of sentence structure will naturally expand as you progress from writing phrases to sentences, paragraphs, and finally, a complete story.
Understanding sentence structure means being able to use it to create an infinite number of sentences, which is one of the keys to English writing.
Charm 3: Increased confidence in writing English stories in one stroke.
-The difference between someone who has experience writing a complete story, starting from the skeleton of a sentence, and someone who hasn't is incomparable.
In situations where you need to describe objective facts in English, your English writing skills, combined with strong sentence structure skills, will help boost your writing confidence.
Even the longest writing begins with a basic skeleton sentence, and no matter how much grammar and vocabulary you know, it doesn't translate into writing skills.
Once you understand the appeal of "English Writing Training Story Writing," which solves these two challenges at once, you'll be able to confidently excel in writing.
Charm 1: It's not burdensome because you start by writing words and gradually increase them.
-Thanks to the unique method of starting with words and phrases that form the backbone of a sentence and gradually adding flesh (modifiers) to expand upon them, you can proceed without the burden of having to write complete sentences from the beginning.
If you keep writing as the book tells you to, you will be able to write sentences with ease.
Charm 2: Sentence structure that naturally becomes second nature as you write.
-Bone Words? Your understanding of sentence structure will naturally expand as you progress from writing phrases to sentences, paragraphs, and finally, a complete story.
Understanding sentence structure means being able to use it to create an infinite number of sentences, which is one of the keys to English writing.
Charm 3: Increased confidence in writing English stories in one stroke.
-The difference between someone who has experience writing a complete story, starting from the skeleton of a sentence, and someone who hasn't is incomparable.
In situations where you need to describe objective facts in English, your English writing skills, combined with strong sentence structure skills, will help boost your writing confidence.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 20, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 394 pages | 991g | 188*257*25mm
- ISBN13: 9788960498358
- ISBN10: 8960498351
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