问题:Do parents in your country encourage children to play games?
As odd as it sounds, most of the parents in our country actually consider games to be some kind of demon, and they try to get children as away from them as possible. They think that children should not come in contact with any form of games and should instead put all of their focus on schoolwork. But I think this is quite a big misunderstanding, and I just think that the parents in China have overlooked the importance and even the necessity of playing games. From a psychology standpoint, playing games plays big part in helping children to develop mentally, because it is during this process that children interact with each other and learn from each other. So yeah, I think that parent in China should start encouraging their children to play some games, as playing games is a really good alternative form of learning.
重点词汇:
odd adj. 奇怪的 (替换weird,surprising等等)
demon n. 恶魔 (文学手法:比喻)
schoolwork n. 学业 (替换万年的study)
misunderstanding n. 误解 (注意mis-前缀的各种搭配)
overlook v. 忽略,未察觉到 (与ignore的区别在于是否有意)
necessity n. 必要性 (表示重要性的高端词汇)
alternative adj./n. 不一样的、备选事物 (different的高端同义替换)
高分表达:
consider sth. to be sth. 把某物视为某物 (通常后面的sth.得是虚拟事物)
come in contact with sth. 接触到某物 (多指接触到某个虚拟事物而非实物)
From a sth. standpoint, 从某物的角度上讲 (设定语境的常用开头)
play a big part in sth. 起到很大的作用 (表示重要性也可以不用单个的词)
那么这就是我们今天所有的内容,今天讲的Part3问题是,中国的家长是否鼓励孩子玩游戏。
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