What do you think about my English paragraph?

2010-04-28 9:00 am
it is childish?

The Turkish government needs educate the public about gender equality in the workplace in order to increase female employment rates. All employers should be educated and well-informed about gender equality, and there should be penalties for businesses that have too few female workers. Furthermore, women should be encouraged to study at universities and get a high quality education. TV series and the Turkish media should show that women are as talented as men and should encourage employers to hire female managers and directors for their businesses. Moreover, people who have sexist behaviours in working places must be punished by government. Successful businesswomen deserve to be awarded and presented as role models for future generations.

回答 (4)

2010-04-28 10:15 am
✔ 最佳答案
"needs educate" should be either "needs to educate" or "must educate".

In the last sentence, "awarded" is not right. "Rewarded" would be better.

Other than those two minor errors, the grammar and word usage are perfect.

Perhaps the person who worried about the use of "sexist" is not a native speaker. Your usage is correct.
參考: US english speaker
2010-04-28 4:43 pm
Generally ok but I'm a little troubled by the word sexist, could you check if sexist = sex discrimination? For style of writting, try use a different word or a pronoun to replace the subject example : businesses = companies/ organisation; racial or sex selection; pronoun = it, he, she, they, etc.
2010-04-28 4:04 pm
no.. i think its okay..


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