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Do you like to study alone on work assignment from class or to study in group? I would like to study alone on work assignment. First, it make me easily focus on work assignment, because in a group, I need to listen the others’ opinion and have a discussion with them on it. Next, I can choose when and where to do my work assignment, because in a group, it is hard to choose a time or place for all group members are convenient. There will be an argument about this. Last, I will have enough time to finish my work, because in a group, if I want to insist my opinion, I will have to persuade the others to agree with me. It will cost a lot of my precious time. In conclusion, except the situation that I was asked by the teacher to join a group, I would rather to do work assignment alone.

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Do you like to study alone on work assignment from class or to study in a group?

I would like to study alone on work assignment.

First, it makes me easily focus on work assignment, because in a group, I would need/have to listen to the others’ opinion* and have a discussion with them about it.

Next, I can choose when and where to do my work assignment, because in a group, it is/would be hard to choose a time or place that is/would be convenient for all group members are convenient. There will/would be an argument about this.

Last, I would have enough time to finish my work, because in a group, if I wanted to insist on my opinion**, I would have to persuade the others to agree with me. It would cost a lot of my precious time.

In conclusion, except for the case when I was asked by the teacher to join a group, I would rather to do work assignment alone.


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* or even better: "I would have to listen to other peoples' opinions".

** that phrase doesn't sound very English to me, you might want to re-write this as simply "if I wanted to insist".

Also notice that you are referring to an event that might occur in the future and your reaction towards it. "Will" is too strong of a word here, that's why I suggest that you use "would". For instance notice the difference:

"If I want to insist, I will have to persuade the others to agree with me" --> It signifies that this takes places now.

vs

"If I wanted to insist, I would have to persuade the others to agree with me" --> It signifies a hypothetical reaction.

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