生活百科寫(xiě)手機(jī)說(shuō)明書(shū)的6步驟

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If you can’t say enough about your recent cell phone purchase, this guide will put your wordsmith talents to good use while earning you some extra money.

You Will NeedGood writing skills
Strong voice
Internet access
Personal blog (optional)

Step 1: Begin with the details    以細(xì)節(jié)開(kāi)頭
Begin your review by listing a few of the details and specifications such as the manufacturer, model number, and cell phone carrier.

Since pricing can often vary widely from carrier to carrier and week to week, check on the manufacturer’s website for the suggested retail price.

Step 2: Discuss the screen quality    討論屏幕的質(zhì)量
Discuss the brightness, size, and resolution of the screen since this is one of the most important elements for any cell phone.

Step 3: List important add-ons       羅列重要的附件
List what add-ons the cell phone offers such as music downloads, the size of the camera, a GPS, and the ability to access e-mail and files online.

Step 4: Test battery life      測(cè)試電池的壽命
Test the battery life by going through your normal routine and see how many hours or days it takes to run the battery completely dead.

Step 5: Use strong verbs and adjectives    用說(shuō)服力很強(qiáng)的動(dòng)詞和形容詞
Use strong verbs and adjectives to clearly describe all the functions of the cell phone and to keep your audience engaged and informed.

Start a blog to build up an audience and gain experience.

Step 6: Get paid        付款
Get paid for your hard work by searching online for websites that will share in advertising royalties with their writers or magazines that pay by the article. You’re putting your knowledge to good use.

The mining of Coltan, a mineral used in cellphones, is leading to the endangerment of gorillas in the Congo.
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add-on

  n. 1. ①附加物；附加項(xiàng)目；附加的金額(或數(shù)量)
       
        ②(起增加功用的)附加裝置
 
  adj.1.①附加的；能被加上去的

        ②加得上的

battery

   n. 1. (蓄)電池(組)
      2. 排炮, 炮組
      3. 一系列, 一套