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This Critical Analysis of Twilight 写真 contains テニスプロ, プロテニス選手, プロのテニスプレーヤー, テニスのプロ, and プロ テニス選手. There might also be テニスラケット, テニス ラケット, テニス選手, and テニス プレーヤー.
People making claims about Twilight is really beginning to grate on my nerves D; Not statments of opinion; the kind of claims I'm talking about don't begin with "I think". They are claims, stated as fact.
An example of a statement of opinion might be "I think Twilight is awful". An example of a claim might be "Twilight is awful". Or, conversely "I think Twilight is perfect/Twilight is perfect".
The problem with these kinds of claims is that they are completely subjective. あなた can't make an objective claim like "Twilight is awful/perfect" based on opinion, it doesn't make sense :(
So the amendment I propose is simple: begin statements of opinion with "I think", または whatever variation on this is appropriate (if any). Is that fair enough? :) I know many of あなた already do this, but just as a reminder to the few who don't.
An example of a statement of opinion might be "I think Twilight is awful". An example of a claim might be "Twilight is awful". Or, conversely "I think Twilight is perfect/Twilight is perfect".
The problem with these kinds of claims is that they are completely subjective. あなた can't make an objective claim like "Twilight is awful/perfect" based on opinion, it doesn't make sense :(
So the amendment I propose is simple: begin statements of opinion with "I think", または whatever variation on this is appropriate (if any). Is that fair enough? :) I know many of あなた already do this, but just as a reminder to the few who don't.
