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1、托福写作语法扣分是大问题 托福写作语法扣分是大问题?常见易错语法问题实例精讲。今天给大家带来了托福写作语法扣分是大问题，希望可以帮助到大家，下面就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。托福写作语法扣分是大问题?常见易错语法问题实例精讲托福写作避免语法结构错误扣分实例分析选择合适的语法结构可以使句子意思的表达更为精确和简练。虽然语法的多样性也很重要，但选择最恰当的语法结构仍然是更为重要的考虑因素。以下原则是在考虑选择何种语法结构时可以参考的原则：1. 一个句子的主语和谓语动词应该能够反映句子中的最重要的意思。例如：The situation that resulted in my grandfathers

2、not being able to study engineering was that his father needed help on the farm.从意思上来分析，上面这句话需要表达的重要的概念是“grandfathers not being able to study”，而在表达这个概念时，原句用的主语是situation，谓语动词是was，不能强调需要表达的重点概念，可以改为下面这句话：My grandfather couldnt study engineering because his father needed help on the farm.2. 避免频繁使用“the

3、re be”结构，例如下面的句子：There were 25 cows on the farm that my grandfather had to milk every day. It was hard work for my grandfather.可以改为：My grandfather worked hard. He had to milk 25 cows on the farm every day.更简洁的句式为：My grandfather worked hard milking 25 cows daily.3. 把从句改为短语或单词。例如：Dairy cows were raise

4、d on the farm，which was located100 kilometers from the nearest university and was in an area that was remote.简介的表达方式为：The dairy farm was located in a remote area， 100 kilometers tothe nearest university.4. 仅在需要强调宾语而不是主语的时候，才使用被动语态。例如：In the fall， not only did the cows have to be milked， but also the

5、 hay was mowed and stacked by my grandfathers family.本句不够简洁的原因是本句的重心应该是“忙碌的家庭-my grandfathers family”，而使用了被动语态后，仿佛重心变成了cows和hay。下面的表达方式是主动语态，相对来说更简洁一些：In the fall， my grandfathers family not only milked the cow but also mowed and stacked the hay.5. 用更为精确的一个动词来代替动词短语，例如下面这句话：My grandfather didnt have

6、 time to stand around doing nothing with his school friends.Stand around doing nothing其实可以用一个动词来表达，即loiter：My grandfather didnt have time to loiter with his school friends.6. 有时两句话的信息经过组合完全可以用一句话来简练地表达，例如：Profits from the farm were not large. Sometimes they were too small to meet the expenses of run

7、ning a farm. They were not sufficient to pay for a university degree.两句话的信息可以合并为下面这句更为简洁的句子：Profits from the farm were sometimes too small to meet operational expenses， let alone pay for a university degree.托福写作模板:电力ElectricityThe modern age is an age of electricity. People are so used to electric l

8、ights, radio, televisions, and telephones that it is hard to imagine what life would be like without them. When there is a power failure, people grope about in flickering candlelight, cars hesitate in the streets because there are no traffic lights to guide them, and food spoils in silent refrigerat

9、ors.Yet, people began to understand how electricity works only a little more than two centuries ago. Nature has apparently been experimenting in this field for million of years. Scientists are discovering more and more that the living world may hold many interesting secrets of electricity that could

10、 benefit humanity.All living cell send out tiny pulses of electricity. As the heart beats, it sends out pulses of record; they form an electrocardiogram, which a doctor can study to determine how well the heart is working. The brain, too, sends out brain waves of electricity, which can be recorded i

11、n an electroencephalogram. The electric currents generated by most living cells are extremely small - often so small that sensitive instruments are needed to record them. But in some animals, certain muscle cells have become so specialized as electrical generators that they do not work as muscle cel

12、ls at all. When large numbers of these cell are linked together, the effects can be astonishing.The electric eel is an amazing storage battery. It can seed a jolt of as much as eight hundred volts of electricity through the water in which it live. ( An electric house current is only one hundred twen

13、ty volts.) As many as four-fifths of all the cells in the electric eels body are specialized for generating electricity, and the strength of the shock it can deliver corresponds roughly to length of its body.托福写作模板:成功与品质托福写作模板及范文参考：Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? One of the ch

14、aracteristics of successful leaders is their sense of responsibility in accepting their mistakes.托福写作范文参考：Undoubtedly, successful leaders may have various kinds of characteristics, such as honesty and loyalty. However, some people wonder if the sense of responsibility in accepting their mistakes is

15、the characteristic they possess. I believe that successful leaders capability is great enough that they can handle the consequences of their mistakes, especially when considering the power they hold and the knowledge they possess.Firstly, these leaders have great influence on society. This influence

16、 can help them resolve the very problem they cause. For example, the leaders in the government passed a policy of printing more currency for our country three years ago. After this policy was enforced, it had a significant impact on our society. Frankly, our society has experienced great inflation a

17、nd the value of our money has depreciated greatly. One noticeable consequence is that the price of various products has increased largely. When the leaders in the government learned the destructive results of their policy, they took action to resolve the issue. Now the negative impact of this policy

18、 is all but extinct. Using this example we can see that leaders have the power to solve their own mistakes.Further, these leaders have the wisdom to solve the errors they commit. Generally, such leaders all have a strong background in academics. Consequently, they are very likely to provide efficien

19、t solutions for their mistakes. For example, Andrew, the CEO of Siemens Cooperation, graduated with a Computer science degree from MIT. He designed a new office system for auto-management. In this system, some bugs were not discovered before implementation. Three months ago, he discovered the bugs.

20、Now, he has proposed an efficient solution to eliminate the damage, which may have been inflicted by the bugs. With education in computer science, he was able to resolve the problems completely. Thus, it can be inferred that leaders in business can often find a solution for their problems. Further,

21、it reveals that they can be responsible for their mistakes.Admittedly, the mistakes caused by these leaders initially seem irrevocable. Sometimes, these mistakes might have already imposed tremendous influence on the public. However, leaders can still try their best to protect people from further ha

22、rms. Only through admitting and correcting their mistakes timely can they maintain their success and win their reputation back.In a nutshell, due to their abilities as leaders and their superior education, I believe that these successful leaders can be responsible for the mistakes they commit.托福写作模板

23、:学生参与决策托福写作模板及范文参考：At some universities, students take part in making decisions about the issues that affect daily life of everyone on campus, such as how many hours that the libraries should be open each day or what kinds of food should be served in the cafeteria. But at some universities, experts

24、are hired to make this decisions, students almost never involved. Which approach do you prefer and why.托福写作范文参考：We can never over emphasize the importance of campus life during which people mature intellectually and psychologically. It is a universitys unshakable responsibility to provide qualified

25、education and various facilities. For a university to function well, there must be effective and reasonable rules regulating behaviors of both students and staffs. In my mind, it is students, but not experts, who should be responsible for the making of rules.Admittedly, inviting professional and exp

26、erienced experts to make rules is an easy solution for universities to effectively manage students and staffs. Given years of work experience, experts not only understand students needs and preferences, but also know well how to help students regulate behaviors, such as cultivating good habits, mana

27、ging time and having healthy diets. For example, to encourage students to have enough time to sleep, experts usually require libraries to close at 10 oclock; also, to help students keep healthy, they demand dining halls to provide nutritious food, such as organic vegetables and fruits.However, it is

28、 actually difficult for experts to truly think from students perspective, so some of their rules may be not appropriate. On the contrary, students, though inexperienced, deserve the right to make rules for themselves and the opportunity to improve their abilities to manage. To begin with, it is stud

29、ents who study and live on campus that can enact rules flexible and reasonable enough to help students improve efficiency in both study and social activities. However, experts, as observers of students, may be unavoidably theoretical. For instance, during exam weeks, it is inconvenient to close libr

30、aries at 10 oclock, as many students need more time and a quiet place to finish their assignments and prepare for exams, which is usually ignored by experts.Secondly, it is also universities duty to help students learn self-management and leadership by giving them the right to enact rules for all st

31、udents on campus. Undoubtedly, student government ought to take the responsibility to collect students opinions from polls, negotiate with students having different requirements, and finally introduce rules that can be respected and observed by all. Since these are rules made by students themselves,

32、 there is no reason to complain and violate. Moreover, this is a rare opportunity for members of student government to enhance leadership and management capability. Though the process will be surely time consuming and even arouse various problems, it is worthy given the huge benefits to students.To sum up, endowing students the right to make rules for themselves is a better option for universities to accommodate students needs and help them grow up.托福写作语法扣分是大问题