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Introduction：申论主题 集中焦点 话分两头
If you could enjoy reading, the realm of books would become some kind of paradise which isnot to be experienced in watching television solely for entertainment. Study after study hasshown how those who read for pleasure achieve more in literacy standards and thinkingabilities than those who do not. Probably there is nothing else which will so much expand yourlanguage skills and make your imagination fly.
Body A:
To begin with, language skills, such as possessing a wide range of lexical resources, can bebetter learned through reading for pleasure than through watching TV for entertainment. Atits best, television can be educational as well as entertaining, but nobody should wish to raiseliteracy levels by simply sitting in front of a TV box. So, it is only by reading can you enrichyour vocabulary. However, it must be made clear that the link between literacy and reading islike comparing health to sport. One is something functional, the other is something you dobecause you enjoy it. That is to say, the more you enjoy reading, the more language skills youwould obtain, independent of whether you like to watch TV or not.
Body B:
The books that help you most in imagination are those which make you think the most. Such isan immense pleasure--that sort of pleasure which a cow must have in grazing. In this light,reading for pleasure, both paper-based and on-screen, is far more beneficial than watchingTV. For instance, there is always a book which is opened with expectation and closed withprofit: imagination. Unfortunately, some people's love of books is being ruined by television,which may be considered as a decline in thinking abilities. This is happening particularly toyoung people who seem to be shunning books in favour of TV; and, as a result, roughly 70percent of those questioned prefer watching TV to reading in their own time, according to anation-wide research.
Conclusion：二合为一 还原焦点 重申主题
On the whole, watching TV is largely harmless as an entertainment and information tool, butthere is no better way to enhance your language skills and imagination than reading forpleasure. For those who would continue to enjoy reading as much as, or more than watchingTV, there is a paradise not yet being lost. Having acquired an amount of language skills throughwide and deep reading, you might as well imagine that such a paradise would not be very unlikea kind of library, or perhaps that part of Eden which is called "Adobe".
