Chinese students in English language writing negative transfer network analyzing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 Chinese students in English language writing negative transfer network analyzing Network to write papers: Abstract: Writing is a foreign language learners must master the skills of Chinese students in English writing process made by many of the effects of negative transfer errors in Chinese expression of this paper, the authors found that correcting the English writing of students the phenomenon of migration by the Chinese made an example of negative then analyzes the causes of the error, and finally discuss how to improve writing skills in all aspects of the approach. Keywords: Error error analysis to improve strategies for example 1. Introduction Through the National College English, CET is the Chinese college students in school is a major goal, while the CET is the last part of essay writing, which is the students feel headache in to identify strategies to improve writing performance , you should first understand the four, six scoring methods: scoring staff on overall impression score. the overall impression of nothing more than the so-called language, content and structure. I went through 20 sets of the past 10 years writing, without exception, are provided for each topic and outline, which is held in shackles and dance, students writing in accordance with the outline, content and structure will not be much of a problem. Should focus on language efforts. Marking the teacher focus that language to improve writing scores, in addition to showing exciting and certainty of the sentence and the expressions of excitement to activate the teacher marking, the most important to avoid making bad mistakes, to avoid blind spots. One manifestation of bad mistakes by the English language to express the negative impact of migration, that is “Chinglish” (Chinglish. this is also the object of discussion, aimed to remind students how to avoid these errors, in order to improve their English writing skills and test scores. Beha