It's a beautiful day today. What does it say at the back?

The sentences you can follow are as follows:

1. It's a beautiful day. I couldn't help singing "It's Sunny Today".

It's a fine day today, and it's also a day full of energy.

3. What a nice day today! Come on, you can do it.

4, the weather is really good today, or on weekends, come out for some air!

Matters needing attention in supplementary sentences

There is a certain order in the arrangement and combination of sentences. Narrative paragraphs are often in the order of time, space or the development process of things: cause, process and result. For this kind of paragraph, we can start with the content of the event and the sequence of the plots. Pay attention to the words that indicate the nature of time and orientation when analyzing.

Explanatory paragraphs should clearly explain the object and the order (such as chronological order, spatial order, logical order).

Argumentative paragraphs should find out their own arguments and arguments, and cut in from the angles of putting forward arguments, demonstrating arguments and summarizing arguments.