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    根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

    Developing ideas in writhing is the greatest

    Developing ideas in writhing is the greatest problem that students face. 36 However, learning how to develop idea in writing, that is, critical thinking—the ability to think clearly and form a judgment is what proves most difficult for them. Students who have not learned to think critically often have a hard time developing ideas in writing. So, if learning critical thinking is difficult, what can you do?

    37 Students, however, should not read without a goal in mind. Students should be active readers by studying how other writers build their arguments. In other words, they should consider the critical thinking of each author they have read. 38 What is the argument that the writer is making? What evidence does the writer use? How does the writer present their ideas? 39 How does the writer evaluate information? 40 It will also help you to think about how you can write better and practice your critical thinking skill, too.

    A. Students can learn language rules, vocabulary words, and even how to structure essays.

    B. Some students find learning grammar is difficult.

    C. Students can start improving their writing and critical thinking skill by reading.

    D. How is the writer using the supporting details?

    E. The next time you are reading something, try to ask yourself some of the following questions.

    F. Asking these questions will give you a point to start understanding how other people think.

    G. How is the writer connecting their ideas?

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