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4月5日 110528NA Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? One can learn a lot about the person from the type of friends the person has.
Some people will judge a person based on his friends, because they hold the philosophy that people with the similar traits are usually more likely to be associated with each other. (觉得“有关联”和“做朋友”还是有差别的,仇人也是有关联的。 establish friendships.)At the first glance, this argument seems plausible, however, from my personal observation, such a belief may not be impeccable.
Obviously, the personalities of a person can be multifacet and it is too simple to appraise him or her just based on the friends he or she has. On different occasions, a person can behave totally differently. A seemingly serious man may act casually privately and vice versa that(多余)thus have entirely different kinds of friends.(这句话什么因果啊?诡异~) Take my college teacher for example. Pro. Zhang teaches us accounting and has a lot of friends in academic circle. From this point, people may judge that he is a martinet, just like many of the cynics who(删除) living in the ivory tower. On the other hand, privately, he is a super football fan, and often goes into raptures at the mere mention of the (+news that the 这句话你run on 了吧)club he supports wins the title. Accordingly, it is unilateral to assess a person based on the friends he or she has.
True, people with separate(不懂) social status or interests may also be good friends for various reasons. In my dorm, for instance, six students are living in one room, and sharing different attributes. Three of us like basketball, and(删) two are big fans of comic, and only I am fond of classic music. Another example is in the famous sitcom ‘Friends’. Six people of different social backgrounds and distinctive characteristics become closely related. We may never know (+what a man)Joey, an actor, is by looking at his friends Ross, a researcher. Therefore, it is somewhat naïve to say that knowing a person’s friends can help us really know a person.
Admittedly, people with similar concerns tend to be more closely related to each other. To put it exactly, it is usually impossible to let a person who is introverted to make friend with another extroverted one. People with similar social status or interests are more likely to hang out together, because their ways of live(life名词)are subjected to similar factors. Sometimes(删除更对称) housewives may become acquainted with housewives in the supermarket; people who love sports often make friends in the gym. However I still challenge the idea that we can really know about people by what kind of friends they have.(这样转折太突兀了吧?至少后面带一句原因吧。)
I concede that a person is living (active in)a kind of circle that contains many people who share the same or similar personalities, but it does not mean that he or she is trapped in that circle, because people can have many kinds of ways of life and various types of friends, so(So另起一句吧,我觉得一句话不能because ,so 都出现) it is difficult to tell a person’s characteristic by estimating his friends.
其实我个人比较支持自己计时写完,然后利用各种工具书修改完善后再拿来对改,这样节省伙伴修改低级语法错误的时间。欣赏高水平的文章获得更大进步嘛。
你为什么把朋友都等价于有关联的人?
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