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Writing Intros
EXAMPLES OF UNWANTED / UNINTERESTING INTRO 1. A ONE-SENTENCE INTRO They tend to be vague when not enough info is given. There is no TS.
Road Accidents in the Klang Valley: I am twenty years old and I have a special hobby: driving a car. This intro beats around the bush without saying anything meaningful. There is no focal point and it is confusing
2. AN EMPTY INTRO
Robberies in the Klang Valley: Yes! There are so many cases of robberies occurring today, Why? Who? They want to be robbers. The robbers are not satisfied with what they have got. Yes! It is our problem today.
A Woman can live without a man but a man cannot survive without a woman. Do you agree? Men and women are poles apart. Single women are thriving and well in control of their lives. They have great capacity to enjoy a rich social life, the confidence to take care of themselves and the sense to take the opportunity to learn and develop themselves. Single men, on the other hand, are lost. They languish in a lonely world of take-aways, alcohol, videos and computer games. The divergent lifestyles, of single man and women, split starkly along gender lines, reveal that men are generally more The summary of differing women of single dependent on women thanlifestyleson men. men and women highlights the idea that men are generally less independent than women indicating the TS. Hence, an automatic definition is also given to each and simultaneously the TOS.
Road rage or road bullying is on the rise. What can we do to protect ourselves and avoid any circumstances that could result in it? You have been harassed. You have had your rights violated. You have confronted a threat which scares you. You have encountered a situation that may endanger your life. You have experienced all these on the road. You have been a victim of road bullying. However, there are many ways to protect yourself and avoid a situation like this: This contains a series of statements that offers a definition of road bullying.
Every word and deed of a parent is a fibre woven into the character of a child that ultimately determines how that child fits into the fabric of society. -David Wilkerson Yes, what a child turns out to be later in life depends a lot on his experiences during this growing years. Parents, especially working parents, should spend fruitful time with their children by listening, interacting, nurturing, supporting, affirming or simply enjoying their company. This is opposed to lecturing. Scolding and nagging which parents are wont to do. Parents have a vital in molding the shaping The quotation highlights the role of parents role to play in their childs behaviour. character of their children and in reducing the chances of juvenile delinquency. It states categorically that parents are responsible for the upbringing of their children.
It is said that much leisure is a dangerous thing for most people. Do you agree? Life in the city, often troubled by crimes, is no longer comfortable or safe. What do you think? Many Malaysians viewers feel that censorship laws are too strict and should be abolished. Discuss. The public examinations have bred a generation of rote-learners, but not thinkers.isWhat are your viewson memorization Rote learning a learning technique which focuses on this?
without the use of meaning as a basis to store information.