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Conclusion
There are plenty of examples of friendship in a real-life
situation where people do
things for other people without any sort of tangible reward. There are occasions when a
friend looks out for another person’s
interests, and times
when acts of kindness are
given because of friendship alone. There is an argument to be had around if the actual
friendship is reward in itself, which would then mean that acts of kindness and caring
are still motivated by self-interest.
Complex Example-Giving
Written examples often do more than just name a class member – they
say something
about it. This is what is meant by “complex” example-giving. Here is an example:
Some European languages are widely spoken in other continents. For example,
Portugueseis common in Africa and South America.
The extra information about the class member here is underlined. It will usually
contain a
verb (here
is spoken). Because of this, the example-giving must be in a
new
sentence and
for example must have a
comma after it.
Note: the following common errors to avoid with complex example-giving:
WRONG (class member not in a new sentence): Some
European languages are
widely spoken in other continents, for example Portuguese. It is common in Africa and
South America.
WRONG (class member repeated with a pronoun): Some European languages are
widely spoken in other continents.
For example Portuguese, it/which
is common in
Africa and South America.
WRONG (class member in a sentence without a verb): Some European languages
are widely spoken in other continents. For example Portuguese.
It is common in Africa
and South America.
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