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本帖最后由 mpromanus 于 2010-1-24 22:11 编辑
这位同学我需要完整的原题。。否则我看不出你的论证是否满足题目的要求 =.=
Along with the fast economic development (of what?), people will go to work or go for a further study in many different places, then people will make many kinds of friends. (Why must you specify 'work or ... further study in ... different places'? Are you implying that people will not make many kinds of friends if they don't work or go for further study in many different places? Why are you making this kind of assumption?) So question is coming (Seems like a direct translation from Chinese.), which kind of friends will they will chose? Making friends with same interests or different? (This kind of expression is extremely ambiguous: by 'friends with same interest', do you mean these 'friends' have the same interest within themselves - but not necessarily the same with yours - or these 'friends' have the same interest with you?) In my opinion, I will choose friends who have distinguishing interests with me. There are several reasons I want to list. (From the question you gave in Chinese - 不同兴趣人格的人能不能做朋友 - the question seems to be asking whether people of different interests CAN be friends. However, you seem to be arguing for questions that probably read more like: people of different interests SHOULD be friends, or WHICH kind of friends SHOULD people make, or WHICH kind of friends you CHOOSE to make. These are two entirely different statements. Since I don't know what the original question is, I can't make any conclusion, but please take a mental note for yourself to check your essay against the actual question.)
The first reason is that making friends who have not similar interests with you can expand our knowledge. (A word of caution: 'friends who have NOT similar interests' doesn't necessarily mean 'friends with DIFFERENT interests'. Qualify your statements carefully.)(contacting with different friends gives one a broader out look to life)(Why is there a pair of brackets here?) Friends who will bring you some new things and then show you the world is huge and colorful. (This is a fragment.) Imagine this: I have two friends, one from China and another is American, then I can easily know about the two country’s cultures, history and tasty food. From my friend come from China, I can know about this outstanding country's great history, I can know why the ancient of china built the Great Wall and Forbidden City. From my American friend I also can improve my English skills. With this skill I can go to American to do a further study. However, I make friend in my own country will never know culture of other countries (First, language is not like maths - 'I make friend in my own country' + 'friend in my own country will never know culture of other countries' != 'I make friend in my own country will never know culture of other countries'...Second, you talked about 'English skills', which isn't really a 'culture', so your comparison is not valid at all. Third, saying that friends from your own country will NEVER KNOW culture of other countries is a downright understatement - just think about people like Joseph Needham 李约瑟 and John K. Fairbank 费正清...).
Furthermore, having friends with different interests can let me gain the opportunity to obtain some experience I cannot have from my friends who have the same interest like me. (different friends can enrich our experiences by their conducts and thoughts that are different from ours) (Another pair of brackets. Are these your draft topics?) Just as my friends like play basketball (Another fragment, and grammatically incorrect too..), but I likely to play badminton. Someday, I find playing basketball can easier attract charming girls more easily than badminton. (Hmm. I admire your honesty. Seriously.) Therefore I turn to playing basketball. And then it is very convince (Do you mean 'convenient'?) to me to ask my friends how to play basketball well. Fortunately they will patiently give me his or her experience (You can't 'give' experience. You 'give' advice.), and will ask me to play with them in order to practice my basketball skills. But if you just have friends who only play badminton well, how can you can learn to play basketball? (This is extremely interesting because you obviously never tried to answer your own question to see if your reasoning is truly strong. If you just have friends who only play badminton well, how can you learn to play basketball? 'From basketball teachers who are not my friends but will teach basketball if I pay them, of course!' The question here is: MUST you learn basketball from friends? Your argument and your example is good, but the way you conclude this paragraph immediately shows you're never quite clear how exactly this example relates back to the point you're trying to argue. Think about it.)
Nevertheless, it is also good to ourselves to make friends with same interests. Because they know us even more than ourselves some times, and we give us? suggestions which are from our perspective to us? when we are depressed. However, making this kind of friend will limit your knowledge and will let you difficult? to adapt modern society in where you have to make many various kinds of? friends in future.
In a nutshell, considering the reasons I talked about above, even though making friends with similar interests can let us feel comfortable, make friends with different interests will give you more chances to obtain another kinds of knowledge you never know. Therefore, I surely like to make friends with different interests.
总结:
语法 - 你的句法非常弱,尤其在平行复句中基本写不出像样的句子,请多加注意。
词汇 - 有很多语义不焉的表达..部分是因为语法混乱,部分是因为看不出你在想些什么 =.=
逻辑 - 你有很好的论点和论据,但是你的论证非常弱。论证的意思是你要让读者看到你的论据是怎么能证明你的论点的,这个证明的过程要解释得清晰、充分、有力,而不是顺着论据想到什么就写什么看看差不多一段了就可以了。最起码的,在每个论点段的结尾都要回去想想你前面说了这么多到底有没有说明你本段第一句话说的那个论点。。 |
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