"I haven't explained how to write an argumentative essay yet, so when our Chinese group set the questions for this monthly exam, we didn't have strict requirements on the topic of the essay. The questions are even simpler than those in many junior high school exams, just to help you get more points."
Teacher Wang couldn't help but take a deep breath when he was halfway through his words. He looked at Jason and emphasized, "For the untitled essay, we give you the material to write about an unforgettable event or person, and reflect what you have realized through the event or person. Basically, we write narrative essays in our grade. Do you remember the six elements? Jason, stand up and speak."
Jason had memorized this question long ago, and he stood up and answered fluently: "Time, place, people, cause, process, and result."
"Yeah." Teacher Wang nodded with satisfaction for the time being, but did not let him sit down. He continued to ask: "Then do you know what is the major premise of writing a narrative essay?"
Jason was confused. The students around him didn't seem to want to remind him, so he tentatively guessed: "Wonderful?"
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