全部

1·Before you write an article, you should make a draft to get your ideas in order.

在写文章之前，你应该写一下草稿理清自己的思路。

2·What we must do is make a draft plan.

该做的事是起草计划草案。

3·Please make a draft copy of the letter.

这信你(起)个草稿吧。

4·I'll make a draft of the essay and then ask you to revise it.

这篇文章我先打个底子，再请你修改。

5·You'll have a few moments to prepare your speech, so you can make a draft first.

你们将会有一会儿时间来准备你们的发言，可以先打个草稿。

6·OK, we'll have a careful look at the content of your case study in a minute, but I just want to make a general comment first, before you start writing your second draft.

好的，我们稍后会仔细看一下你的案例研究的内容，但是在你开始写第二稿之前，我想先做一个大概的评论。

7·In desperation, you draft a to-do list, but most days, you can make little progress with it.

在绝望中，你起草了一份“待办事项”清单，但大多数时候，你几乎无法取得进展。

8·Once you have a first draft on paper, you can delete material that is unrelated to your thesis and add material necessary to illustrate your points and make your paper convincing.

一旦你有了论文的第一份草稿，你就可以删除与你的理论不相关的材料，并有必要增加阐释你的观点和让你的论文更有信服力的资料。

9·When you have a good draft, it's time to make final improvements to your draft, find and correct any errors, and get someone else to give you feedback.

当你有一个不错的草稿之后，是时候给你的草稿做最后的润色，找出来所有的错误和找别人来给你反馈。

10·Make sure that there is a market for what you want to publish before you have a 300-page draft gathering dust in your bottom desk drawer; I did that once, and it is a bittersweet experience at best.

在你的底层抽屉里的三百页的草稿上落上尘埃之前，你需要确信将要出版的东西有市场。