Literature, Language, Opinions, Suggestions, Requests, Complaints, Requests, Complaints, Requests,

Opinion 1, insight; 2. Ideas that are not satisfied with people and things If you have an opinion, you can put it forward.

3. Insight; Views or ideas Exchange of views.

Recommendation 1: Present your own ideas to the relevant parties Suggest improving life. It is recommended to take a walk after dinner.

3. Put forward specific opinions on the disposal or establishment of the matter. I suggest that you don't get married until you're thirty years old.

4. Refers to the comments made. Her suggestion was met with an immediate, enthusiastic response.

Requirements A need or expectation that is express, often implied, or must be fulfilled.

2: Specific requirements can be expressed by modifiers, such as product requirements, quality management requirements, and customer requirements.

3: The prescribed requirements are explicit requirements that need to be set out in the document.

Complaint Complaint refers to the act of requesting mediation by a consumer rights and interests protection organization to protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers who need to purchase or use goods or receive services for daily consumption, and after a consumer rights and interests dispute arises with a business operator.

That's all, you still ask? Give it a try:

1. I have an opinion about you. - Expressing dissatisfaction.

2. I'll give you a suggestion. - Be objective (and sometimes dissatisfied, such as when your boss says this) to express what you want the other person to do.

3. I have a request for you. - Conditionals or orders.

4. I want to complain to you. - Anger.

5. I (have one for you) to ask you - the most polite tone (when the superior said it, he also said that he was angry).

Advice is to put forward one's opinion very equally. The requirement is to plan the parties to achieve the goals with a slight coercion on the things involved. Complaint Lu Sheng is the person concerned, in a humble capacity, who raised his grievances to the authorities and implored the authorities to uphold justice and justice.

I hope my answer can help you.

The emotions expressed by the two words are different, and they need to be more purposeful and urgent. In fact, the suggestions are mainly aimed at third parties, and tend to be euphemistic. If you want to express a similar meaning to the example sentence, you can make the following modifications:

I need you to give me money. This sentence has an emotional flavor of pleading, and the other person will feel that you are asking for help and will be more receptive.

I suggest you give me some money. The tone of the sentence is stronger, with a hint of threat. I advise you on how, otherwise this is a commonly used sentence structure.

Therefore, it is easy to use this sentence to give people a sense of threat and coercion. Some people can't accept it.

Language is a discipline, literature is a type of work, culture refers to a level of knowledge, and humanities refers to the characters and cultural conditions of a certain region

A summary of the whole subject courseware and exercise questions for the sixth grade of primary school.

Chinese, Mathematics, English 7x

iān weak. 姗shān

Shanlai kissed nì fireflies.

Yíng fireflies.

How do you evaluate parents when they open their children's letters without permission? And how will this be handled? (The teacher opens the student's letter).

Comment: It's not legal. Because our Constitution stipulates:

The freedom and confidentiality of correspondence of citizens of the People's Republic of China are protected by law. "It is an act of violation of the confidentiality of correspondence for parents to open their children's letters without their consent. Parents understand and care about their children, and they should communicate and communicate with their children, and cannot grasp their children's thoughts and behaviors by peeking at their letters.

How to deal with it: First of all, I will take the initiative to communicate with my parents to explain that their behavior is disrespectful to themselves and an infringement of citizens' privacy. I believe that my parents will understand me and respect me.

If the parents are stubborn, I can turn to the teacher (principal) or even the relevant department to help solve the problem.

8. When parents go through their children's diaries without permission, how do you evaluate this matter? And how will this be handled? (The teacher flips through the student's diary, etc.)

Parents should also respect the privacy of their children, establish a sense of privacy, make it clear that everyone is an independent individual, and break the old concept of personality attachment in traditional culture. (See question above for methodology.) ）

Speechless, you teachers don't talk about it??? Or you go to the bookstore and buy that law book.