编辑推荐
《英语写作基础教程》可作为高等院校学生基础阶段的英语写作教材，也可供各层次的英语学习者使用。对英语教师来说，《英语写作基础教程》也是颇为有益的参考书。
目录
Part One Choice of Words
1 Styles of Words
2 Lexical Ambiguity
3 Accurate Words
4 Collocations
5 Denotation and Connotation
6 Vocabulary Building
7 English Idioms
8 Figures of Speech
Part Two Sentence Writing
9 Sentence Fundamentals
10 Writing Correctly（I）
11 Writing Correctly（Ⅱ）
12 Sentence Unity
13 Sentence Conciseness
14 Sentence Emphasis
15 Sentence Variety
16 Useful Patterns
Part Three Paragraph Writing
17 Introduction to the Paragraph
18 Types of Paragraphs
19 Topic Sentence
20 Supporting and Concluding Sentences
21 Paragraph Unity
22 Paragraph Coherence
23 Paragraph Completeness
24 Paragraph Development
Part Four Essay Writing
25 Process of Writing
26 Structure of Essay
27 Argumentation
28 Exposition
29 Narration
30 Description
Part Five Practical Writing
31 Letter
32 Cover Letter and Resume
33 Note
34 Notice and Poster
35 Invitation
36 Advertisement
Appendix 1 Punctuation
Appendix 2 Mechanics
References
文摘
版权页：
Compound sentence
A compound sentence is one with two or more simple sentences linked together by a coordinating connective（and，but，or，for，so，nor，yet）or the semi—colon，or the colon occasionally.
e.The sickness usually lasts four to seven days，and most people recover without treatment.
f.They may take our lives，but they will never take our freedom.
g.Parents shouldn't be too lenient with their children or else they will be spoiled.
h.Commercials do give us important information about products； however，some of them are merely misleading.
The structure of a compound sentence sends certain messages to readers.First，it tells readers that the sentence contains two relatively important ideas，each one deserving its own independent clause.Second，it tells readers that these two ideas are approximately equal in importance，since they are balanced as a pair.And third，it alerts readers to the relationship between the two ideas，depending on the connector.For example，and suggests that the two ideas are being added together，but indicates that they are being contrasted，and or tells us that they are alternatives.A semicolon suggests balance between two similar or sharply contrasting statements.
Complex sentence
A complex sentence consists of one simple sentence，which is an independent or main clause，and at least one dependent or subordinate clause.Subordinating conjunctions，such as when，after，as，because，if，since，although，etc.，as well as relative pronouns like that，which，who，etc.，can introduce subordinate clauses.For example，
i.Although many consumers now book flights online，some still use travel agents.
《英语写作基础教程》可作为高等院校学生基础阶段的英语写作教材，也可供各层次的英语学习者使用。对英语教师来说，《英语写作基础教程》也是颇为有益的参考书。
目录
Part One Choice of Words
1 Styles of Words
2 Lexical Ambiguity
3 Accurate Words
4 Collocations
5 Denotation and Connotation
6 Vocabulary Building
7 English Idioms
8 Figures of Speech
Part Two Sentence Writing
9 Sentence Fundamentals
10 Writing Correctly（I）
11 Writing Correctly（Ⅱ）
12 Sentence Unity
13 Sentence Conciseness
14 Sentence Emphasis
15 Sentence Variety
16 Useful Patterns
Part Three Paragraph Writing
17 Introduction to the Paragraph
18 Types of Paragraphs
19 Topic Sentence
20 Supporting and Concluding Sentences
21 Paragraph Unity
22 Paragraph Coherence
23 Paragraph Completeness
24 Paragraph Development
Part Four Essay Writing
25 Process of Writing
26 Structure of Essay
27 Argumentation
28 Exposition
29 Narration
30 Description
Part Five Practical Writing
31 Letter
32 Cover Letter and Resume
33 Note
34 Notice and Poster
35 Invitation
36 Advertisement
Appendix 1 Punctuation
Appendix 2 Mechanics
References
文摘
版权页：
Compound sentence
A compound sentence is one with two or more simple sentences linked together by a coordinating connective（and，but，or，for，so，nor，yet）or the semi—colon，or the colon occasionally.
e.The sickness usually lasts four to seven days，and most people recover without treatment.
f.They may take our lives，but they will never take our freedom.
g.Parents shouldn't be too lenient with their children or else they will be spoiled.
h.Commercials do give us important information about products； however，some of them are merely misleading.
The structure of a compound sentence sends certain messages to readers.First，it tells readers that the sentence contains two relatively important ideas，each one deserving its own independent clause.Second，it tells readers that these two ideas are approximately equal in importance，since they are balanced as a pair.And third，it alerts readers to the relationship between the two ideas，depending on the connector.For example，and suggests that the two ideas are being added together，but indicates that they are being contrasted，and or tells us that they are alternatives.A semicolon suggests balance between two similar or sharply contrasting statements.
Complex sentence
A complex sentence consists of one simple sentence，which is an independent or main clause，and at least one dependent or subordinate clause.Subordinating conjunctions，such as when，after，as，because，if，since，although，etc.，as well as relative pronouns like that，which，who，etc.，can introduce subordinate clauses.For example，
i.Although many consumers now book flights online，some still use travel agents.
| ISBN | 7560639690,9787560639697 |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | 西安电子科技大学出版社 |
| 作者 | 周正履 |
| 尺寸 | 16 |