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Overall this is a really nice writing. If I am the grader, I will give 25-26.
Whether young children should spend most of their time on school studies or not is a controversial problem that causes a public concern. In (from) my point of view, I believe that young children should play as much time (X) as possible to gain physical growth, improve interpersonal skills and develop personality. To begin with, young children can gain physical growth while playing with the children of the same age. As is well known to all, playing with body movement contributes a lot to the stretch of bones, (and) the building (development) of muscles. On the contrast, heavy (contrary, tenuous) studies produce unfavorable impacts on the their physical growth. And many experts point out that the childhood time (X) is the most primary (principal) period for a person’s body (physical) development. According to a recent survey, those kids who usually play games with kids (others) such as jumping, climbing mountains, playing tennis are generally higher and healthier than those studying all the time. In conclusion, (Obviously, i choose this because it is within the paragraph, not like in the end) young one should try their best to catch the opportunity (redundancy of try their best) to get a perfect height (hard to make it logically fit , i will choose other adjectives for height, or I will say perfect health) by playing. In addition, young kids can improve their interpersonal skills when taking part in group games. There is no defying the basic fact (redundancy) that sports activity including a group of children is (activities including solo competitions and team games are) a favorable way to communicate with others (for improving communication with others, remember the subject is activities here). Therefore they gradually master the skill of getting along well with friends. For example, when playing basketball, the winners would hug the losers to show the appreciation and cooperation (not a good reasoning. If you show appreciation and cooperation to me when I lose the game to you, it is more like you are blaming on me losing the game on purpose for your winning. In this case I would like to say something else such as team spirit or sportsmanship). At the same time, the losers would express their congratulations to the winners. It expresses the same spirits as business competitions. (Don't abruptly make such a switch to biz) Finally, young children can cultivate personality when playing with the (X)elders. Elders always set good examples for children to follow. And young children are prone to be influenced by elders during the process of play. I virtually benefited a lot from the playing experience. There was one time my grandfather challenged me to (in) a running contest: the one who arrived at the top of the hill at (X) first was the winner. My grandfather was so weak (out of breath) that he needed to have a rest after 5 steps. However, he persisted to (in) climbing to the top. His spirit of (X) perseverance moved me to (into) tears and I am always encouraged to be brave after that (like i said, you switched to "brave" abruptly. I would like to just stay on the perseverance, for example, and it gives me a lot of encouragements when I face the same situation). Although many people may still argue that the students who spend most of time on studies will surpass others in school, I deem that a well-developed student goes beyond academic grades. The advantages of young children's playing far outweigh those of studying. As an old saying goes: All work no fun makes Jack a dull boy. (the conclusion is not on the point)
Generally, I ran thru this too quickly and some of them might be wrong. Just some comments to you. Hope it'll help.
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