YDS İngilizce Örnek Paragraf Soruları Çöz 43
The past two decades has seen many things but one thing remains the same: Toddlers are still
Toddlers. They may wear different clothes, have pull up nappies, three wheeler jogging prams,
and a complete collection of Tweenies DVDs but essentially toddlers haven’t changed. Time has
not dimmed their enthusiasm for chaos; it hasn’t dented their unthinking and often unreasonable
behaviour, nor muffled their noisy demands for attention. Toddlers are just as full of life and
magic as they have always been. Essentially toddlers need attention, time, love and affection.
Toddlers, need more attention than most parents realise. Left without an audience for even a
short period of time, the toddler becomes interrupting, noisy and demanding. Lack of quality
attention, is the root of many behavioural problems and parental headaches. Closely linked to
attention is time. Toddlers, have a completely different sense of time from adults and they aren’t
interested in clock watching or time management. They live very much in the present and want
everything ‘now’. Toddlers need love and attention and so affection needs to be demonstrated as
often as possible.
The primary point that the author wishes to convey is that:The past two decades has seen many things but one thing remains the same: Toddlers are still
Toddlers. They may wear different clothes, have pull up nappies, three wheeler jogging prams,
and a complete collection of Tweenies DVDs but essentially toddlers haven’t changed. Time has
not dimmed their enthusiasm for chaos; it hasn’t dented their unthinking and often unreasonable
behaviour, nor muffled their noisy demands for attention. Toddlers are just as full of life and
magic as they have always been. Essentially toddlers need attention, time, love and affection.
Toddlers, need more attention than most parents realise. Left without an audience for even a
short period of time, the toddler becomes interrupting, noisy and demanding. Lack of quality
attention, is the root of many behavioural problems and parental headaches. Closely linked to
attention is time. Toddlers, have a completely different sense of time from adults and they aren’t
interested in clock watching or time management. They live very much in the present and want
everything ‘now’. Toddlers need love and attention and so affection needs to be demonstrated as
often as possible.
Time, for children, as given in the passage, is;The past two decades has seen many things but one thing remains the same: Toddlers are still
Toddlers. They may wear different clothes, have pull up nappies, three wheeler jogging prams,
and a complete collection of Tweenies DVDs but essentially toddlers haven’t changed. Time has
not dimmed their enthusiasm for chaos; it hasn’t dented their unthinking and often unreasonable
behaviour, nor muffled their noisy demands for attention. Toddlers are just as full of life and
magic as they have always been. Essentially toddlers need attention, time, love and affection.
Toddlers, need more attention than most parents realise. Left without an audience for even a
short period of time, the toddler becomes interrupting, noisy and demanding. Lack of quality
attention, is the root of many behavioural problems and parental headaches. Closely linked to
attention is time. Toddlers, have a completely different sense of time from adults and they aren’t
interested in clock watching or time management. They live very much in the present and want
everything ‘now’. Toddlers need love and attention and so affection needs to be demonstrated as
often as possible.
The writer makes his stance very clear, that:The past two decades has seen many things but one thing remains the same: Toddlers are still
Toddlers. They may wear different clothes, have pull up nappies, three wheeler jogging prams,
and a complete collection of Tweenies DVDs but essentially toddlers haven’t changed. Time has
not dimmed their enthusiasm for chaos; it hasn’t dented their unthinking and often unreasonable
behaviour, nor muffled their noisy demands for attention. Toddlers are just as full of life and
magic as they have always been. Essentially toddlers need attention, time, love and affection.
Toddlers, need more attention than most parents realise. Left without an audience for even a
short period of time, the toddler becomes interrupting, noisy and demanding. Lack of quality
attention, is the root of many behavioural problems and parental headaches. Closely linked to
attention is time. Toddlers, have a completely different sense of time from adults and they aren’t
interested in clock watching or time management. They live very much in the present and want
everything ‘now’. Toddlers need love and attention and so affection needs to be demonstrated as
often as possible.
The passage clearly tells the reader that in the past:
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