tsyxyss 发表于 2013-5-12 11:26 ![]()
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement?
The rules that the whole society ...
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谢谢
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Do you agree or disagree with the following statement?
The rules that the whole society today expect young people to follow are too strict.
Currently, people are forever talking about the problem ofyouth. The world is full of the criticism of adolescent egocentrism, students'addiction of internet games, the decorated pendants on teenagers’ neck, etc.However, I, given the chance, prefer to endorse that those are not our(we “不是我们年轻人的错”,人称并列,不过看后面好像都是用our"我们的年轻人",大概也可以的吧), youth's fault. It is our society that expects young people too much.
To begin with, I argue(其实我是第一次看见I后面跟argue……think, 或者insist?) that our society should not restrict young people's liberty. Theyhave their own choices. Actually, what they desire is a little more free timeto relax, since they are too tired in this stressful and mundane(世俗的,平凡的?似乎跟stressful不太搭,) world, not like our parents thought they arealways easy(contradictory to what our parents conceive).We are now living in an age without previous human experience that could be refer to. Living in such a fast-changing (world) would not be comfortable and easy at all; aseverything keep(keeps) changing, our youth haveto move fast in order to catch up withthe majority. Our youth no longer have a stable and carefree life like the previous generations but have to learn a secondlanguage for the sake of a handsome salary or read a lot in order to get informed(get informed?被通知?哎……木有看懂). Our youth is just looking forwardto a free day to relax their stressful body. Unfortunately, what they get aftera few minutes of relaxation is the strictcriticisms and interminably cliché instruction. Can they have a free dayjumping outside the monotonous and stressful life?
Aside from the restriction of young people's liberty, our society should notconfine our teenagers to expressing(confine sth to sth) themselvesand to make(making) them stand out. When I was ateenager, I was young and uncertain——that I was a new boy in high school (木有看懂), and I would have been(would have been 表虚拟语气,所以是“我本应当很高兴能像问题一样被视为有趣”?) very pleased to beregarded as something so interesting as aproblem. I was eager to wear strange clothes and a number of pendants, which was unallowed(not allowed/banned) in our high schoolat that time, in order(虽然总是删啊删,很不好意思,但是……不觉得很罗嗦吗)to attract others' eyeballs. For one thing, being aproblem gives you identity, and that is one of the things(that is exactly what) theyoung are busily engaged in(“从事于”建议删去) seeking.
I find young people exciting. They have an air of freedom, and they have not(do not have) a dreary commitment to(they never lose the commitment to) meanambitions or love of comfort. They are not anxious social climbers, and theyhave no devotion to material things(material wants怎么样,物质需求). All this seems tome to link them with life, and the origins ofthings(我真的……木有看懂). It is as if they were, in some sense, cosmic things in violent and lovely contrastwith our suburban creatures(懂,不明觉厉). What I am eager toclaim is that why our society has to set a lot of rulesto make our innocent teenagers become those dreary elders? I believe that ouryouth will be better just like twittering birds in the forest, if the world does not have those complicated rules to restrain them.
Our teenagers may be ill-mannered and unscrupulous (一查字典:“木有节操的” *^◎^*), but I do not turn for protection to dreary clichés about respect forelders and their rules as the reason listed above. The rules that the whole societytoday expect young people to follow are too strict.
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有很多句子的意思很美,非常美,句式或者写法换一换就是高亮
总论点:rules too strict;分论点:1. rules限制了young liberty;2. confine expressing(但是例子赶脚小奇怪);3. young is better to live freely.逻辑觉得不是很强。
打扰了,谢谢
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