Introduction to Comment Writing

This page outlines the essential structure for writing a comment in an English exam, providing a clear framework for students to follow.

The comment structure is divided into three main parts:

1. Introduction: Introduces the text and the author's main point, followed by the student's personal view.
2. Main Part/Development: Presents arguments, reasons, and evidence supporting the personal view, including emotional aspects and creative suggestions.
3. Conclusion: Summarizes the most important arguments that support the student's opinion.

Example: For the introduction, a useful phrase provided is "In the article '...', the author states/believes/holds the view that..."

The page also includes guidance on writing summaries, emphasizing the importance of conciseness, objectivity, and the use of present tense.

Highlight: Summaries should be approximately 1/3 of the original text's length and avoid unnecessary details, adjectives, repetitions, examples, illustrations, and comparisons.

Comprehensive Guide for English Exam Writing

This guide offers detailed instructions for crafting comments and summaries in English exams, emphasizing structure, language use, and analytical techniques.

Key points:

• Comment structure: Introduction, Main Part/Development, Conclusion
• Summary guidelines: Concise, objective, and in present tense
• Analysis focus: Author's intention, style, tone, and use of stylistic devices
• Importance of proper quotation and referencing techniques

Highlight: The guide stresses the use of formal language and objective tone in summaries, while encouraging personal opinions and creative suggestions in comments.