手写英语作文时书名应该怎么写

When handwriting English compositions, the title should adhere to two main principles: 1) The first and last words in the title should always be capitalized. 2) Except for the first and last words, all other words, especially those with fewer than six letters (such as prepositions and pronouns), should be in lowercase.

Basic requirements for English writing include clear, neat, and aesthetically pleasing handwriting with evenly spaced letters. The overall appearance should be harmonious and well-proportioned. It is important to master the correct stroke order when writing letters, for instance, the lowercase letter "i" should be written with the dot coming after the bottom part, not as part of it.

Common mistakes to avoid include writing letters in the wrong order, such as starting with the dot for "i" instead of the bottom part, which can lead to it being mistaken for "l" or "e". The letter "t" should be written in two strokes, but some may incorrectly merge the two into one. Letters like "r" can be mistaken for "v", "q" for "g", and "k" for "h", which can make them difficult to read.

While some students maintain proper letter formation on practice sheets with four lines and three spaces, their writing on blank paper or horizontal lines can appear幼稚拙劣. Letters may vary in height or be written at the same level without distinction. These issues should be corrected to ensure neat and standardized handwriting.