Our teacher asked us to write a paragraph about the role of young people in the society.
My friend started the paragraph in the following way:
I want to write in this paragraph about young people. Young people are the nerve of the nation. ......
I don't think it is correct to say "write in this paragraph about..." The second sentence also sounds odd to me. Am I right?
Young people are the nerve of the nation. " Yes, you are right <<<<<<<<< The second sentence also sounds odd to me. Am I right?
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I want to write in this paragraph about young people.Young people are the nerve of the nation. ......
I don't think it is correct to say "write in this paragraph about..."
Yes, you are right <<<<<<<<<
The second sentence also sounds odd to me. Am I right? It's not bad, as long as he tells us what this means,
Clive
Omar AhmedI don't think it is correct to say "write in this paragraph about..."
The grammar is correct, but the idea is wrong.
A good paragraph never starts with a mention of the fact that the author is writing a paragraph! Likewise, a good story doesn't start with "I am going to write a story", and a good essay doesn't start with "This is an essay w