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7月10日就要考试了,准备时间很短,今天第一次尝试独立写作(写了2篇),写完了之后感觉对于如何提高写作分数完全摸不着头脑,求各位大侠拍砖!谢谢~~~~~~~~~
第一篇:保持室内整洁的学生更易成功? In response to this question, some people may argue thatstudents who keep their rooms neat and organized will be more likely to succeedthan students who do not. But is it the case? Close analysis does not bear outthe argument. Although it may be true that students who keep their roomsneat and organized may control themselves well, there is no evidence to suggestthat they will be more likely to succeed than students whose rooms are totally in a mess. What's more, if you can see that mostprominent scientists cannot take care of themselveswell in daily life, you can understand it deeply. Another reason for me to disagree the claim lies in thatstudents keep their rooms neat and organized due to their habit of cleanliness and cleanliness does not definitely bring them more chances tosucceed . For instance, my friend Lily who has the habit of cleanliness,. needs tokeep her room neat and organized every every day and wash her hands thoroughly eachtime after shaking hands with others. This habit does bring her clean enviroment for living, however, it also costsher a lot of time which should be spent on study. As a result, she did poor instudy and had to make her best efforts to keep up with other classmates. Furthermore, the results of related studies also provide adequatejustification to my claim. According to 100 studies carried out in the 10 majorcities throughout China, only 20 percent of students who like to keep roomsneat and organized succeeded than others. No one can deny the truth behind thenumber.---(我个人感觉这段话有些牵强) All in all, we can conclude from the foregoing reasons andexamples that students who keep their rooms neat and organized will not be morelikely to succeed than students who do not.
第2篇:挣钱是大多数商人的唯一动机。 In response to the question, many people may argue that mostbusinessmen are motivated only by the desire for more money. But is it thecase? Close analysis does not bear out this argument. Although it may be true that money makes the world go aroundand most of businesspeople are motivated by the desire for money, there is noevidence to suggest that the desire for more money is the only motif. What'smore, if you can see that most successful businesspeople donate their proceedsfor charity, rather than depositing it in their personal account, you canunderstand it deeply. Another reason for me to believe the pursuit of more moneyis not the only motif of businesspeople lies in that most of businesspeople aremotivated by the desire for success, rather than money. The results of relatedstudies provide adequate justification to my opinion. According to 100 studiescarried out in the 10 major cities throughout China, 80 percentile ofbusinesspeople are motivated by the desire for success and 15 percent ofbusinesspeople work hard for bring their family a better and happier life. Noone can deny the truth behind the number. Furthermore, it is an obvious fact that most entrepreneursdonated a large amount of money into the reconstruction program of Yushu cityafter its earthquake. If the desire for more money is the only motif of mostbusinesspeople, how can they give up so much money and just give the money tothe strangers lived in Yushu city. A good example in this case is Bill Gates,he devoted himself in charity nowadays and gave up the opportunity to earn moremoney through his work in Microsoft. As we know, a lot of famous businesspeopledid similar things like Bill gates. Inthis case, how can we say earning more money is the only pursuit of mostbusinesspeople? All in all, we can conclude from the foregoing reasons andexamples that the desire for more money may be the motif of mostbusinesspeople, but not the only motif. |
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