Jennyflower81
Mar 27, 2012
Writing Feedback / Essay About the Importance of Plural Opinions [16]
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The mutual exchange of opinions is crucial In order to achieve a consensus, it is necessary for people to mutually exchange opinions and ideas. Noone An individual cannot be certain whether or not his belief is best.right andthereforethe To accomplish the best discussiondecisionseems to be the way ofrequires a group assessment of the possible solutions. so as to accomplish the best one.
Although seldom, some people are deeply convinced about their version of the truth. Once they are given a power they represent a great danger for anyone whose life they can influence.
I don't really like this part, it distracts from the introduction itself, maybe give more support to the thesis with another reason.
Hence plural opinions are highly desirable to prevent ourselves from being mastered by these people.
Hmmm... this seems to be your thesis statement, but it doesn't sound quite right. I don't think talking about pushy, obstinate, opinionated people is helping to support this statement. Unless you use a specific example of a real person (president Bush??) I would not use this idea. I think you mean that we must unite, people as a whole, and figure out what is best for everybody. I def like that you speak of democracy, but it sometimes sounds like rambling and gets off-track. I would use more facts about democracy and its benefits, also you say:
In addition to this, democracy has no sense per se, without diverse opinions.
This sentence kinda sticks out at the beginning of the paragraph, I would smooth this out... "A prime example of plural opinions is a democratic government." The give clear, straightforward examples of how this benefits the country as a whole, you could briefly compare to a dictatorship, which is the polar opposite.
If you still want more help, leave me a comment and I will do my best to get back to you.. Continue to work on your english and grammar. :) Best of luck
Yes, of course, i am happy to help.
Although seldom, some people are deeply convinced about their version of the truth. Once they are given a power they represent a great danger for anyone whose life they can influence.
I don't really like this part, it distracts from the introduction itself, maybe give more support to the thesis with another reason.
Hence plural opinions are highly desirable to prevent ourselves from being mastered by these people.
Hmmm... this seems to be your thesis statement, but it doesn't sound quite right. I don't think talking about pushy, obstinate, opinionated people is helping to support this statement. Unless you use a specific example of a real person (president Bush??) I would not use this idea. I think you mean that we must unite, people as a whole, and figure out what is best for everybody. I def like that you speak of democracy, but it sometimes sounds like rambling and gets off-track. I would use more facts about democracy and its benefits, also you say:
In addition to this, democracy has no sense per se, without diverse opinions.
This sentence kinda sticks out at the beginning of the paragraph, I would smooth this out... "A prime example of plural opinions is a democratic government." The give clear, straightforward examples of how this benefits the country as a whole, you could briefly compare to a dictatorship, which is the polar opposite.
If you still want more help, leave me a comment and I will do my best to get back to you.. Continue to work on your english and grammar. :) Best of luck