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Finish （任选1个论点）
论点1：感受 - 能获得完整的阅读体验+example
论点2：效率 - 能收获更多知识+example
论点3：个人品质 - 更有耐心+example

示范1：
I believe people should finish every book they start. Finishing a book allows us to fully understand the author’s message. Many books build their ideas gradually, and quitting early might make us miss the best part. For example, when I read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, the beginning seemed slow, but the ending gave me a powerful lesson about perseverance. If I had stopped halfway, I wouldn’t have gained that inspiration. So, in my opinion, finishing books is worth the effort because it brings deeper understanding.

示范2：
I believe people should finish every book they start. Finishing books helps us learn more efficiently because many valuable insights appear in later chapters. Authors often save their best ideas for the second half of the book. For example, when I read Atomic Habits by James Clear, the first few chapters explained basic concepts, but the real practical strategies came later. If I had stopped reading early, I would have missed the most useful tips on building good habits. The book’s full impact only became clear after I finished it.So, by completing books, we ensure we don’t miss key knowledge, making our reading time more productive.

示范3：
I believe people should finish every book they start. Completing books trains our patience and focus. In today’s fast world, we often give up too easily. Sticking with a book helps us develop discipline. For example, last year, I struggled with a long history book, but after forcing myself to finish it, I not only learned a lot but also improved my ability to concentrate on difficult tasks. So, in my opinion, finishing books is worth the effort because it brings personal growth.

不用Finish（任选1个论点）
论点1：感受 - 没有阅读压力可以自由选择+example
论点2：效率 - 能收获更多更丰富的知识+example

示范1：
I don’t think people need to finish every book they start.First, giving ourselves the freedom to stop reading a book reduces pressure and makes reading more enjoyable. We shouldn’t force ourselves to finish something that doesn’t interest us. For example, last month I started a popular novel, but after 50 pages, I found the story boring and the characters unrelatable. Instead of suffering through it, I switched to a different book that excited me. As a result, I enjoyed reading much more and actually finished the new book quickly. So, allowing ourselves to quit books we dislike keeps reading fun and motivating.

示范2：
I believe we shouldn't force ourselves to finish every book. Actually, quitting books that don't work for us helps learn better. For example, when I tried reading an advanced physics book for a competition, I quickly realized it was too difficult. So I switched to an easier book with clearer explanations. This saved me time and helped me understand the material faster - plus I even had time to read extra books on the topic. That's why being selective with books leads to better learning.