AEAS 写作：题型与备考方法

模板 · 议论文结构（包括 "discuss both views"）

Paragraph 1: Introduction
State the topic in your own words, then give your opinion
(or say you'll discuss both sides, if that's what's asked).

Paragraph 2: First point / viewpoint
Make one clear point. Add one specific example or reason.

Paragraph 3: Second point / viewpoint
A second point (or the opposing viewpoint, if discussing both).
Add one specific example or reason.

Paragraph 4: Conclusion
Restate your opinion in different words. Don't introduce a new idea here.

模板 · 正式书信结构

[Greeting]
Dear Sir/Madam, (if no name is given) or Dear Mr/Ms [Surname],

[Opening line]
State clearly why you are writing.

[Body: one paragraph per bullet point]
Address every bullet point from the prompt, one at a time.

[Closing line]
Say what you'd like to happen next, or thank the reader.

[Sign-off]
Yours faithfully, (no name was given) / Yours sincerely, (a name was given)
[Your name]

模板 · 非正式书信结构

[Greeting]
Dear [Name],

[Opening line]
A friendly opener: ask how they are, or refer to their last message.

[Body]
Tell your news, in the order it happened. Include your feelings, not just events.

[Closing line]
A friendly sign-off line, then your name.

模板 · 个人记叙文结构

Paragraph 1: Set the scene
Who, when, where. What were you doing right before it happened?

Paragraph 2: What happened
Tell events in order. Include what you were thinking and feeling, not just actions.

Paragraph 3: The turning point
The key moment of the story: what changed, or what went wrong/right.

Paragraph 4: Ending / reflection
How it was resolved, and what you learned or felt afterwards.

模板 · 杂志文章结构

[Title]
A short, catchy title that names the topic.

[Opening]
Hook the reader: a question, a surprising fact, or a scene.

[Body]
2-3 clear points, each in its own paragraph, with examples.

[Ending]
A takeaway line, or a call back to the opening hook.