先谢谢了。下面的文章是我考试前练的一篇文章,30分钟内完成的。望指点。可能模板的味道太浓了,但觉得有点甩不掉模板。如果真的不用,感觉有点写不出来东西。
Currently, a number of people hold the opinion that classmate plays more important influence than parents on a child's success in school while others contradict it. To agree or disagree with the title statement is a matter of balancing of its pros and cons, which also depend on people's personal experience and even their emotional concerns. From my personal perspective, I agree with the former. There are numerous reasons for my inclination, I would like to explore conspicuous ones as follows. One of paramount reasons can be seen by everybody is that good behavior of the classmates can play positive influence on child’s behaviors. On the contrary, the bad habit of the classmate will play negative role. There is a famous saying "One takes behavior of one's company" that is persuasive. It shows that the classmate plays a crucial role. A good example can give some lights to this point. One of my friends, Andy, his classmates do not like study but play game. So Andy does. Then, his parent transfer him to another school, the classmates around Andy focus on their study and only spend their spare time to play game. Under this situation, Andy has changed his habit and pays more attention on his study. It is no deny that Andy's classmates play a positive influence on him. In addition, child spends much time with their classmates in school. Their classmates know them much more than their parents know. In school, they take same class and have more topics about the courses. Classmates are of similar age with child. Sometime, child likes to share his/her secrets with friends rather than talk with their parents because of generation gap. I can take my personal hobby as an example. I like the rock music while my parents think it is too noise. I only can share them with my classmates. We talk about the new songs and the rock star. It is obvious that same interest bond tight the relationship between my classmates and me. However, parents give children more support in their success we can not ignore. Parents provide chance for us to enter school to study. Nevertheless, considering the similar interest, similar thoughts, I believe that classmates play important influence on child than parents do. Once again, if all factors are considered, biased opinions cast away. It is not difficult to draw the conclusion that classmates play a more important influence than parents on a child's success in school. I believe my choice of the view will be accepted and acknowledged by most people.
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