大學英語四六級考試寫作-英語六級作文開頭句型6大寫法

英語六級作文開頭句型6大寫法

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能放松，本文盤點英語作文寫作六大開篇句型，讓你開篇就抓住閱卷

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工）對立法一一先引出其他人的不同看法，然后提出自己的看法或者

偏向于某一看法，適用于有爭議性的主題。

[1]Whenaskedabout...,thevast/overwhelmingmajority

ofpeoplesaythat....ButIthink/viewabitdifferently.

[2]Whenitcomestosomepeoplebelievethat....

Othersargue/claimthattheopposite/reverseistrue.There

isprobablysometruthinbotharguments/statementszbutI

tendtotheformer/latter.

[3]Now,itiscommonly/generally/widely

believed/held/acknowledgedthat....Theyclaim/

believe/arguethat...ButIwonder/doubtwhether....

2）現(xiàn)象法一一引出要剖析的現(xiàn)象或者問題，然后評論。

[1]Recentlytheriseintheproblem/phenomenonof...has

caused/arousedpublic/popular/wide/worldwideconcern.

[2]Recentlytheissueoftheproblem/phenomenonof...has

beenbroughtintofocus/intopublicattention.

[3]Inflation/Corruption/Socialinequality...isyetanother

ofthenewandbittertruthwehavetolearntoface

now/constantly.

3)觀點法一一開門見山，直接了當?shù)靥岢鲎约簩σ懻摰膯栴}的看

法。

[1]Nowpeopleingrowing/significantnumbersare

beginning/comingtorealize/accept/(beaware)that...

[2]Nowthereisa(n)growingawareness/recognitionofthe

necessityto....

[3]Nowpeoplebecomeincreasinglyaware/consciousof

theimportanceof....

[4]Perhapsitistimetohaveafreshlookatthe

attitude/ideathat....

4)引用法一一先引出名人名言或者有代表性的看法，來引出文章要

展開論述的觀點。

[1]"Knowledgeispower."Thisistheremarkmadeby

Bacon.Thisremarkhasbeensharedbymoreandmore

people.

[2]"Educationisnotcompletewithgraduation.*'Thisisthe

opinionofagreatAmericanphilosopher.Nowmoreand

morepeoplesharehisopinion.

[3]Weoftenhearstatements/wordslikethose/this.

[4]Weoftenhearsuchtraditionalcomplainsasthis

5)比較法一一通過對過去、現(xiàn)在兩種不同的傾向、觀點的比較，引

出文章要討論的觀點。

[1]Foryears,...hadbeenviewedas....Butpeopleare

takingafreshlooknow.Withthegrowing…,people....

[2]Peopleusedtothinkthat...(Inthepast,....)Butpeople

nowsharethisnewidea.

6)故事法一一先講一個較短的故事來引發(fā)讀者的興趣，引出文章的

主題。(建議少用)

[1]Oncein(anewspaper),Ireadof/learnt....The

phenomenonof...hasarousedpublicconcern.

[2]Ihaveafriendwho...Shouldhe....?Suchadilemma

weareoftenconfrontedwithinourdailylife.

[3]Once