Yes.

The key points of the "five paragraphs and three parts" are as follows: First paragraph: introduction. Introduce a topic or argument based on life phenomena and composition materials; or based on a topic, introduce an argument based on the introduction of the meaning of the topic. Here, the summary of life phenomena and composition materials should be concise and highlight the key points.

The expression of points can be flexible and diverse. It can be expressed flexibly with causal sentences, conditional sentences, rhetorical questions, etc. It can also be expressed by quoting poems, famous sayings and aphorisms, or it can also be expressed by a subtitle. The key is to establish sub-points around the central argument according to the three questions of "what", "why" and "how" and a certain angle (such as: ancient, modern, future, positive, negative, family, school, society, etc.) Or several aspects of the discussion, the sub-points of an article should be expressed in a consistent way.

Concluding paragraph: conclusion. It may summarize the above and highlight the central argument; it may raise hopes, inspire and encourage people; it may issue a call to action, express sighs and impress readers.

Special attention should be paid to three points in the writing of "five paragraphs and three points" argumentative essays:

①The argument, including sub-points, is correct and clear: it is pertinent and shows one's own views on phenomena and issues. and understanding, judgment or inference about the topic. Points to the central argument.

②Typical arguments: The views are consistent with the materials and persuasive; the materials should combine factual materials and theoretical materials; the narrative materials should be summarized.

③ Prominent argumentation: The meaning of argumentation must be reflected in three aspects: argument expression, argument narrative and argument analysis expression.