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專四題目：
Some cultures view punctuality as an essential part of their society while others take a more relaxed or casual view of punctuality. Write about the importance of punctuality.
專四范文：
Punctuality Is an Important Virtue
守時很重要。
To be or not to be punctual is a habit. We often fail to appreciate the influence of habits in our life. The habitual practice of being late is often due to a lack of concern of being on time. In my opinion, being punctual is an important virtue for all of us.
守時是一種習慣。我們有時不重視習慣對于我們生活的影響。由于缺乏守時的意識，所以缺乏守時的習慣。我認為，守時是一種美德。
Punctuality is essential for people from all walks of life. For students, it is a great blessing.If you are punctual, you leave a good impression on the teachers and classmates who may offer tremendous help in teamwork. In hospitals, punctuality can make all the difference between life and death. On the contrary, anunpunctual person generally causes inconvenience to others.A person who is always late shows selfishness and thoughtlessness, and he is not a person that most people want for a friend. Furthermore, just as ThomasC. Haliburton said, "Punctuality is the soul of business." Lateness is a sign of poor time management skills. When you are late for appointments, meetings or work, you show a lack of respect for other people's time as well as your own. If you want to be a successful businessman, being punctual is particularly important. Failing to arrive on time causes much inconvenience to the business and also to the rest of the staff.The failure to keep up an engagement punctually may mean a setback for the business.
守時對于各行各業的人來說都非常重要。對于學生來說也非常重要。如果你很準時的話，你會給老師和同學留下好印象，他們將會在團隊活動中給予你更多的幫助。在醫護行業，準時關系到病人的生死。相反，不守時的人通常會給他人造成不便。一個不守時的人通常會很自私，對事物缺乏考慮性，這種人很難交到朋友。此外，就像托馬斯·哈利伯頓所說，“守時是商業的靈魂。”不守時的人缺少對時間的管理技能。如果你約會、開會、上班遲到,那么你將缺乏對他人和自己的尊重。如果你想成為一名成功的商人，守時是非常重要的。不守時會影響商業的往來，也會影響其他員工。不守時的人會影響工作。
To sum up, punctuality being so important in life, it is necessary for everybody to cultivate this habit froth the very beginning.
總結，守時是非常重要的，培養守時的習慣對于所有人都是非常重要的。
譯文屬可可英語原創，未經允許，不得轉載。
