如何和舍友相处 英文写作.docx

如何和舍友相处 英文写作Writing an essay Part 1 Introduction of the topic Thesis statement Part 2 Topic sentence Supporting sentences Part 3 Topic sentence Supporting sentences Part 4 Conclusion Restatement of the thesis Example Japan: The New Superpower With the breakup of the Soviet Union and the US economy just coming out of a recession, Japan is in line for the superpower status. In the world market, even in the American domestic market, “Made in USA” has been replaced by “Made in Japan” as a mark of a quality product. Japanese high-tech consumer products are able to dominate the world market because the Japanese are hard working, technologically oriented and diligent in their efforts to improve products. First of all, we know that the Japanese work hard, often sacrificing there free time to their jobs. According to one report, the Japanese work an average of 42 hours per week while the Americans work an average 35 hours a week. These extra hours certainly increase Japanese productivity and gain a competitive advantages. It is the hard work that contributes significantly to the incredible growth in their industries. Secondly, the Japanese labor is technologically oriented. For example, many Japanese work as engineers, technicians, or scientists rather than social workers. Most Japanese students choose to major in high-tech fields instead of the humanities. By contrast, the US is less materialistic than Japan. A sizable percentage of Americans work in the areas of humanities and social work. Many college students pursue their dreams instead of profits, majoring in the fine arts, history and philosophy. Finally, the Japanese attach much importance to research in an effort to improve their products. For example, well-known Japanese companies finance research work both at home and abroad. Many projects in the American universities MIT, Stanford are funded by Japanese companies who intend to use the research to produce more high-quality products. In summary, the Japanese can dominate the world market, including the American domestic market, because of their work ethic, technological orientation and their emphasis on research. As a result, high-quality Japanese products have taken the place of American ones to spread to every corner of the world.