作文中的词如何变化

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　　1词的变化：
        　　使：make
        　　a) This society still makes women unable to enjoy equal rights.
        　　b) Women are still denied equal rights.
        　　a) The incident made me recall one of my past experiences.
        　　b) The incident reminded me of one of my past experiences.
        　　不仅……而且：not only…but also
        　　a) The factors for a rise in teenage smoking is no only social but also
psychological.
        　　b) The factors for a rise in teenage smoking are psychological as well as
social.
        　　a) Taking a part-time job cannot only earn a little money, but also have an
opportunity to contact with society.
        　　b) Taking a part-time job means more than a little money you can earn. It
also means an opportunity to contact with society.
        　　a) Old people go to park not only to do exercise but also to make
friends.
        　　b) Old people go to park as much for companionship as for exercise.
        　　人们认为：people think
        　　越来越：more and more
        　　a) More and more students find learning English has become more and more
difficult.
        　　b) Students in growing numbers find learning has become increasingly
difficult.
        　　a) More and more teenagers smoke cigarettes in recent years.
        　　b) Teenage smoking is on the rise in recent years.
        　　a) More and more teachers are demanded with the development of economy.
        　　b) There is an increasing demand for teachers with the development of
economy.
        　　大多数：most
        　　a) Most students take a part-time job after class.
        　　b) The vast majority of students take a part-time job after class.
        　　a) Most people take part in sports of different kinds.
        　　b) The considerable proportion of people takes part in sports of different
kinds.
        　　a) Most college students take a negative attitude towards smoking.
        　　b) The large percentage of college population take a negative attitude
towards smoking.
        　　2 句型的变化
        　　A variety of reasons have led me to choose this occupation over other more
lucrative ones. First, teaching is learning. To make my lectures more
interesting, I have to read more books, explore new knowledge and gain a better
understanding of the world—the very thing I like to do in my life. Second,
teaching means freedom. As a teacher, I can freely express my opinions and
explain them in my own way since nobody will interfere with me. Finally, I like
teaching because it offers a certain peace of mind. No more rushing to catching
a morning bus, no more anxiety to please a boss, and no more worries about being
laid off because you are getting old.