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目录--大作文篇2Para. 1 Method 1—retrospection2Para. 1 Method 2—exemplification2Para. 1 Method 3—circumspection2Para. 2 Cause analysis3Para. 2 Different opinions–2 opinions –contrastive5Para. 2—merits and demerits6Para. 2—listing6Para. 3 Conclusion8Data analysis10Cartoon12--小作文篇15Invitation letter15Consolation Letter16Letter of advice17Thank you letter17Letter of complaint17Application letter18Resignation letter18Letter of apology19Public notice20Memo20--模考篇21模考一英语A卷21模考一英语B卷22模考二英语A卷23模考二英语B卷24模考三英语A卷25模考三英语B卷25模考四英语A卷27模考四英语B卷28董宏乐英语串讲29写作亮点短语(至少熟记灵活运用10个)29问题讨论30小作文31娱乐阅读Nelson Mandela, the Conscience of the World32--其他复习资料34背诵材料34写作模板36--大作文篇Para. 1Method 1—retrospectionRising Divorce Rate in China Prior to the 1990s, divorce in China was taboo and divorced people were usually the subjects of gossips. But this bias against divorce has become history. Today, an ever greater proportion of Chinese families, either in big cities or in remote countryside, have ended up in divorce. What has gone wrong to render the Chinese family structure so fragile in our era?More Chinese Youngsters Are Studying AbroadBack in the 1980s, going abroad was beyond the wildest dreams of us ordinary Chinese people. This dream, however, has translated into reality for a greater number of people in our country. Statistics indicate that about 10% Chinese youngsters choose to go to such foreign countries as America or Japan for college education. How can we account for this new trend among Chinese young people? DINK In the traditional Chinese culture, giving birth to a child (especially a son) was the most important family obligation for married couples. But this duty is no longer so appealing or binding to people in our era. According to a recent report, up to one third young couples prefer to live a life with double incomes and no kids. Such childless people are commonly referred to as DINKS.More Left-over Women TodayTraditionally, women usually got married in their early twenties. But this tradit