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Abstract:During the process of checking one of the students’ composition, the author applies the field, tenor, and mode of FSC to analyze the writing in a broader way than before, which gives an enlightenment to teaching writing and assisting students in a new angle.
Keywords:FSG teach writing composition analysis
Ⅰ.Introduction
Almost all language teachers are deeply concerned about how to teach writing. One of the problems that teachers often meet is how to distinguish a right and proper composition from an inappropriate one, and to tell what are the strengths and weaknesses of a composition. Generally speaking, a good composition needs to be grammatically right, and the words and rhetoric used need to be correct and appropriate. With a higher standard, the theme of the composition should be clear, the language should be fluent and the contents be coherent and relevant to the theme. To analyze the strengths and weaknesses of a composition, we apply different methods in different perspectives, the best one of which is functional-systematic grammar (FSG), because FSG focuses on explanation, which means how the text has its meaning, rather than interpretation (Halliday
Keywords:FSG teach writing composition analysis
Ⅰ.Introduction
Almost all language teachers are deeply concerned about how to teach writing. One of the problems that teachers often meet is how to distinguish a right and proper composition from an inappropriate one, and to tell what are the strengths and weaknesses of a composition. Generally speaking, a good composition needs to be grammatically right, and the words and rhetoric used need to be correct and appropriate. With a higher standard, the theme of the composition should be clear, the language should be fluent and the contents be coherent and relevant to the theme. To analyze the strengths and weaknesses of a composition, we apply different methods in different perspectives, the best one of which is functional-systematic grammar (FSG), because FSG focuses on explanation, which means how the text has its meaning, rather than interpretation (Halliday