John doan
Mar 26, 2008
Essays / Cause and effect shopping - Need Help [4]
Hello Sarah,
Thank you for your helping
On my essay "shopping as a addiction", this is my cause. You think if I follow form of cause and effect essay. If not, how to go a truth direction following my content. If so, can you correct grammar and writting errors, please?
Like kinds of other addiction, shopping addiction is caused by uncontrollable regular habits. Especially, this habit will increase and happen more and more when shopping addicts meet strong feel. For example, when they are sad, alone, and bored, they go shopping with thinking to reduce stress. To satisfy shopping famine and thirst, shopping addicts are ready to buy even unneeded goods. Lack of control in shopping addictive behavior is also formed by media like internet, advertise and TV. Advertise attract shoppers through "big sale programs," and Internet provide "Online buying" that satisfy instance demands for shopping addicts. Thus, loss of control in a frequent habit of shopper causes shopping addictive behaviors.
John
Hello Sarah,
Thank you for your helping
On my essay "shopping as a addiction", this is my cause. You think if I follow form of cause and effect essay. If not, how to go a truth direction following my content. If so, can you correct grammar and writting errors, please?
Like kinds of other addiction, shopping addiction is caused by uncontrollable regular habits. Especially, this habit will increase and happen more and more when shopping addicts meet strong feel. For example, when they are sad, alone, and bored, they go shopping with thinking to reduce stress. To satisfy shopping famine and thirst, shopping addicts are ready to buy even unneeded goods. Lack of control in shopping addictive behavior is also formed by media like internet, advertise and TV. Advertise attract shoppers through "big sale programs," and Internet provide "Online buying" that satisfy instance demands for shopping addicts. Thus, loss of control in a frequent habit of shopper causes shopping addictive behaviors.
John