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是分三段来写的,左-中-右!
下面是我参照范文来改的,希望都能学到语言上的东东!思路没什么问题!
需要指出的是: 下面的几乎所以问题我自己也有,不过在这里相当与指出了自己的缺点了!大家一起进步哈!
注: 粗体部分是范文中的!
It is true that television as a product of new technology has many advantage which books do not[in contrasting to books], however, for thousands of years, books as an important way through which people used to transform information[books, which served as an important tool being used to transferring information], have their own value that can not be taken place by television.
Admittedly, in some aspects television is far better than books. At least there are two aspects: First, television can give us a more precise picture of the thing it wants to describe. [这样就扩大了范围, 导致下面难以展开!]
Admittedly, television holds certain advantages over books for imparting certain types of knowledge[他把范围缩道了传播知识上!]
Television tells people things through pictures one after another but books achieve this through words. What can be more precise than a picture?
For the purpose of documenting and conveying temporal, spatial events and experiences, film and video generally provide a more accurate and convincing record than a book or other written account.
Simply assume that both television and books want to describe a tree, maybe even thousands of words can not exactly tell readers what every file looks like, but a picture is enough.
Whatever exactly and comprehensively a book describes a leaf in order to impress the reader, it pales when facing the vivid and eye-catching picture on the television.
感觉这样还是很泛的说, 不如像范文里将其局限以下,比如说就在新闻领域!
Second, television can transform<transform是转换的意思, 你已经第二次用了!> much more information easily in a short time. Carried by electrical signals, the information can transform as fast as light. But books can only be carried by cars, ships, planes and so on. Thus, television does have its advantage.[第二个例子有点牵强!]
Furthermore, many functions books can do[of books] can also be done by television. What can books do? Usually, books are used to transform information, but this is just one of the functions television can do. For example, people used to teach in schools with books, students learn scientific, history and so on. But nowadays, people can also learn these through television in which the teachers carry on their lessons vividly. On the other hand, many stories in books are also put on television, and sometimes people would prefer to watch these stories in television than read a book. Thus, to some extent television does can perform the actions instead of a book. [很少有写‘中’这部分的!]
However, books have their own advantage that television is lack[of]. 单纯的陈述句!
However, the speaker overlooks several respects in which books are inherently superior to television as a medium for learning. 从反面来讲!句式变化!
Words are interesting, they not only tell us the world it seems to do, sometimes there seems to be another hidden world waiting for readers to explore. That is the true interesting of books. Fore example, even if television can describe a story more vividly than a book, but it can not show people the hidden ideas of the author exactly, the most effectively way through which people can catch the author's method is reading the words written by the writer. Through the words, readers may find a large space for them to imagine, to feel the feeling of the writer. Thus, books do have their unique advantage. [发现没有,既使你在举例子,也是在泛泛而谈!这是问题根本所在!]
请看下面范文:
Another compelling argument against the speaker's claim has to do with how well books and television serve their respective archival functions. Books readily enable readers to review and cross-reference material, while televised broadcasts do not. Even the selective review of videotape is far more trouble than it is worth, especially if a printed resource is also available.
A final argument that books are made no less useful by television has to do with the experience of perusing the stacks in a library, or even a bookstore. Switching television channels, or even scanning a video library, simply cannot duplicate this experience. Why not? Browsing among books allows for serendipity--unexpectedly coming across an interesting and informative book while searching for something else, or for nothing in particular. Moreover, browsing through a library or bookstore is a pleasurable sensory experience for many people--an experience that the speaker would have us forego forever. 同样,这两个反面论述就是从具体的例子展开的!topic太泛导致的结果就是无话可说!
To sum up, although people feel a lot of convenience through television, if people throw books away, they also throw a mean through which people can contact with the author heart with heart.
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