Merits-and-demerits-of-writing-task-on-online-education学生英语作文分析.ppt

* * English Reading and Writing Course * * Confusion of sense relations Vocabulary meaning normally involves concepts and their relations in lexical fields. Using a superonym for a hyponym. Using a hyponym for a superonym. Using inappropriate co-hyponyrns. Using a wrong near synonym. English Reading and Writing Course * * Collocation errors Collocations are typical word combinations – words that usually go together in normal use. Verb + Noun inflict a wound, withdraw an offer , make a lot of money, make a lot of friends, ease tension Adjective + Noun a crushing defeat, a rough estimate Noun + Verb a bee buzzes, a bomb explodes Noun 1 + Noun 2 a flock of sheep, a pack of dogs Adverb + Adjective deeply absorbed, closely acquainted, hopelessly addicted Verb + Adverb appreciate sincerely, apologize humbly Noun + Prep apathy toward, influence on X + Comp an agreement that, recommend that English Reading and Writing Course * * 添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 English Reading and Writing Course * * Example As much (far) as I am concerned This kind of education has(takes) a big risk. The last but not the least(last but not least), as the pace of peoples life is speeding up, we need a more convenient and efficient way to get new knowledge. English Reading and Writing Course * * Grammatical errors 1. Definition：A term used in prescriptive grammar for an instance of faulty, unconventional, or controversial usage. 2.Classification: Error 1: Run-on Sentence or Comma Splice Error 2: Verb tense errors Error 3: Voice errors Error 4: Lack of Subject＆Verb Agreement Error 5: Misuse of part of speech English Reading and Writing Course * * Statistic analysis of grammatical errors English Reading and Writing Course * * Error 1: Run-on Sentence or Comma Splice A run-on sentence is a sentence that joins two independent clauses without punctuation or the appropriate conjunction. A comma splice is similar to a run-on sentence, but it uses a comma to join two clauses that have no