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本帖最后由 mpromanus 于 2010-3-2 03:23 编辑
Nowadays, youngsters are asked to be independent in every aspect of life. There is no denying that being independent will truly enrich our life experience and help to make us being to be more mature. In fact, however? (Why would you use these two phrases together? 'in fact' signals a continuation from the previous sentence, but 'however' signals a departure. If you want to express the idea of a contradicting fact, then it should be 'however, in fact, ...'.), even the a so-called expert is only has expertise in only a few areas, and nobody can perfectly solve all the problems by himself. Thus, when are in trouble, an advice from an experienced person (I'm wondering why you specify 'experienced person', because the question doesn't specify any detail about 'other people'. You need to have some kind of explaination here to show your reader that such a restriction on your discussion is reasonable and valid.) seems to be extremely helpful to us.
To begin with, our knowledge and time are so limited that we cannot put every step into practice till success? (I know you probably want to say something like 'trial-and-error' but at least you could have used the word 'try' to properly express your idea.). When we buy a new electric machine such as an advanced washing machine or a new type cell phone, we may get a list of advices (I'm trying to be less picky but those are 'instructions' rather than 'advices'. An 'advice' is a 'recommendation' for decision-making, less of 'information' for people to do a specific task, like using a cell phone.) from the box inside? (Shouldn't the boxes be 'outside' the goods? Do you mean 'inside the box'?). The advices tell us how to correctly operate and what we should not do with the machine. Will you ignore these professional advices (Yeah, you can call them 'advices' here, but the question is about advices from 'other PEOPLE', that you use to 'solve question', isn't it?.) and try the new machine with your own attempts? Absolutely not, you will follow them step after step, and when you are still have somewhere unclear somewhere to read or operate, you might turn to the salesman for help (Now THAT's the kind of 'problem solving' and 'advice' we are talking about in the question!). That is to say, everybody would like to listen to other's advice for it is really helpful and essential.
In addition, we may get to know all sorts of skills and tips from other people's advices, which are benefit to us. The person whom we turned to for help must be an expert in some aspects (Are you saying this as a requirement, or are you making a conclusion like 'if we seek other people's advices, then these 'other people' should be experts, or else we shouldn't seek advices from them'?) and can offer us valuable experiences. For instance, I always ask my grandfather how to make a delicious dish, and when I cannot better operate my car better, I will turn to my father, who is a 15-year-old (Your father is 15-year-old? That's quite a confusion in expression. What you're trying to say is that your father is a skillful driver of 15 years' experience.) skillful driver, for advice. And the most essential thing is asking my mother about how to take care of a baby when I become a mother in the coming years? (If you're trying to say you're to become a mother in the years to come, then you should say 'when I will become a mother..'.). Wow, there is quite a plenty of useful and important advices we can get from other people. Nevertheless, (This means 'in spite of that', and I don't see why do you need to use it here. what you're trying to express seems to be 'on the other hand'.) it is hard to imagine what a long time it will be for us to summarize all the valuable experiences by ourselves.
Admittedly, the experience from our practice (What practice?) seems more important and meaningful. However, listening to other's advice doesn't mean we don't try out the tasks by with our own hands. The advice is an easy access to success, that will be a great help for us. So, I strongly believe that it is better to ask for other's advice when we need help.
总结:
总体上来说问题不是很大,就是你的表达有很多语义不详和歧义的地方,请注意仔细选择你的用词,还有就是不要想当然尔地堆砌短语,回头多读读自己写的东西看看是不是表达清楚了。另外就是第一个例子,因为问题问的是ask other people for advice,所以你举家电使用手册的例子,只注重了advice这个关键字,但看手册不是问别人,就偏了,如果你着重在读了手册还有问题会去问店员,就更加切题。然后就是说题目是比较性质的,论述也要跟着比较,这个你做得不错,但就是因为第一个例子举偏了,所以比较也跟着比偏了,那么如果修改的话就是要注意一下两个都要整体地改。
关于开头构思花时间:你说的开头是指每段的开头?如果是每段的开头的话,就是你列提纲的时候从大到小地想,等你想明白了,TS就出来了。比如你这个题目,A比B好,直接上来就想哪个地方好几乎肯定想不出的,你先放一放,先想,A有些什么方面可以说,社会方面,自身方面,诸如此类,这些相关话题你要怎么分类就看你自己习惯,重要的是先发散出去。然后再往下深想,这个方面A有没有优势,是不是可以说比B好?这个方面呢?这个方面呢?如果你决定在一个方面说比B好的,那就再继续这样细分下去,最后你要落在一个内容和一个点题上。比如自身方面->自身知识面->A可以很快扩充自身知识面,B没有这么快。题目是比较,所以点题是比较A和B的‘快’,内容词是那个‘自己的知识面’。就是你的思维要先拓开去,再拉回来,话题就那么几大类,做习惯了的话这个方法很快。然后总结起来就起首/结论段都有了。
But, again, 这是我自己习惯的方法,你马上要考试的话不见得适应,所以还是再提醒一次 - 仅供参考,请酌情采用~ |
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