helping people B1

合集下载

七年级英语下学期Unit2-helping-people深港版

钓号网陌陌账号交易 www.Байду номын сангаас
我国中低产田主要分布在、、、和等地区。电动机按用途可分为驱动用电动机和控制用电动机，其中驱动用电动机主要包括。A.步进电动机B.伺服电动机C.家电用电动机D.电动工具用电动机有关肢端肥大症的描述，下列哪项不正确()A．既有生长激素分泌增加，又可有促性腺激素、促甲状腺激素、促肾上腺皮质激素分泌不足B．可伴有催乳素分泌增加C．葡萄糖负荷后可呈糖耐量减低或糖尿病曲线D．常见的原因是垂体瘤，且多数系微腺瘤，用药物治疗效果好E．可有1,25(OH)D3水平腭裂手术时在腭部黏骨膜下注射含肾上腺素的麻药或生理盐水的主要目的是()A．减少疼痛B．减少出血、便于剥离C．减少肿胀D．防止血管损伤E．以上都不是下列疾病均属联合免疫缺陷病人（SCID），除了A.瑞士型无丙种球蛋白血症B.腺苷脱氨酶缺乏症C.网状组织发育不良D.伴有血小板减少和湿疹的免疫缺陷病E.性联淋巴细胞减少伴低丙种球蛋白血症诊断气胸最重要的检查方法是。A.X线胸片检查B.肺功能检查C.胸部CTD.胸腔内测压E.支气管镜提出环境保护措施设计，是阶段的主要内容之一。A.项目建议书B.预可行性研究C.可行性研究D.初步设计根据《邮政法》，承担提供邮政普遍服务义务的主体是。A.邮政企业B.快递企业C.物流企业D.邮政企业和快递企业信息化社会某企业以170万元的价格转让一项无形资产，适用的营业税税率为5%。该无形资产原购入价为225万元，合同规定的受益年限为10年，法律规定的有效使用年限为12年，转让时已使用4年。不考虑减值准备及其他相关税费。企业在转让该无形资产时确认的净收益为万元。A.16.25B.26.5C.31.25D.40 使可燃物质与空气隔绝，这种方法称隔离法.A.正确B.错误男性，22岁。乏力，苍白伴发热10天，肝脾不肿大，Hb30g/L，WBC2.2×109/L分类正常，PLT50×109/L，网织红细胞0.003，骨髓增生活跃，原始淋巴细胞80%，最佳诊断为A.慢性淋巴细胞白血病B.急性再生障碍性贫血C.急性非淋巴细胞白血病D.慢性再生障碍性贫血E.急性淋巴细胞白血病男，25岁，左腰痛，疑有上尿路结石，拟摄尿路平片。检查前应做的准备是A.尿常规B.血常规C.肠道准备D.碘过敏试验E.心电图检查下列低钾血症的临床表现正确的是A.临床上常表现为精神亢奋、肢体抽搐B.严重时可发生心脏传导和节律异常C.心电图表现为T波高尖，呈帐篷样D.常伴有代谢性酸中毒E.常出现肠麻痹一般情况下，测定家畜下列测定点的温度，其中皮温最高的是A、直肠B、腋下C、尾尖D、耳尖个人风格指个人平时为人处世过程中表现出来的独特行为方式，一般包括以下几方面：A.气质B.心态C.性格D.行为风格关于皮肤肿瘤，以下哪项是不正确的A.基底细胞瘤常发生于头面部B.砷角化病可发展成鳞状细胞癌C.日光性角化病是一种癌前期病变D.Bowen病是皮肤原位癌E.脂溢性角化病易发生癌变肾综合征出血热（流行性出血热）发热期的治疗错误的是A.补液B.高热者可酌情给予激素C.解热镇痛药D.纠正水、电解质及酸碱失衡E.止血药平衡功能评定注意事项错误的是A.测试时需保持环境安静B.不能站立者可评定其坐位平衡功能C.仪器评定时患者必须直立60sD.严重心血管疾病患者不宜进行平衡测试E.注意保护不能安全完成要求动作的患者洁净手术室分为下列哪几种手术间A、特别洁净手术室（Ⅰ类）B、标准洁净手术室（Ⅱ类）C、一般洁净手术室（Ⅲ类）D、准洁净手术室（Ⅳ类）E、以上都不对以下哪项不是气管切开术的适应证A.隆突附近的狭窄B.长时间机械通气治疗C.长期昏迷患者D.高位颈椎损伤E.脑卒中后反复误吸铁路信号分为和听觉信号两大类。下列选项中，对契约型基金描述正确的是。A．指将投资者、管理人、托管人三者作为信托关系的当事人，通过签订基金契约的形式发行受益凭证而设立的一种基金B．基金的设立程序类似于一般股份公司，基金本身为独立法人机构C．是最重要的基金品种，它的优点是资本的成长潜力较大D．契约根据《中华人民共和国民事诉讼法》的规定，下列关于督促程序的表述中，正确的是()。A.督促程序是一种非讼的特别程序B.督促程序适用于债权人请求债务人交付房产的案件C.支付令的送达可以采用公告送达的方式D.支付令异议的提出，可以采用口头形式与地方病发生有关的因素有A.与病区中的生物因素有关B.与病区中的气温有关C.与病区中的空气有关D.与病区中的降雨量有关E.与病区中的气候有关多轴飞行器不属于以下哪个概念范畴A.自转旋翼机B.重于空气的航空器C.直升机个人作品以图书、报刊形式出版、发表取得的所得应按税目计征个人所得税。A.工资、薪金所得B.劳务报酬所得C.特许权使用费所得D.稿酬所得关于导尿的无菌操作，叙述错误的是A.对有导尿适应证的患者，必须按无菌操作要求插入尿管B.留置导尿应固定牢固，防止移动，以避免造成潜在感染C.尽量采用一次性的密闭式集尿系统，接头不可轻易打开D.每周进行膀胱冲洗应至少一次E.对留置尿管的患者，每日必须进行会阴部护理关于前置胎盘的临床表现下述哪一项是正确的。A.妊娠晚期无痛性阴道流血B.胎盘位置越低，阴道流血出现越晚C.胎先露常如期入盆D.贫血程度与出血量不成正比E.可出现子宫胎盘卒中预期理论假定对未来短期利率的预期可能影响。A．远期利率B．即期利率C．平均利率D．中短期平均利率以下关于关节运动，错误的是A.关节组成骨相互靠近，角度减小称为"屈"B.关节骨向腹侧面靠近者为"内收"C.骨绕矢状轴做旋转运动，骨的前面向内旋转称为"旋内"D.内收与外展相对E.部分肢体摄影位置需要关节呈一定运动状态目前认为每次输入的血液中含有的白细胞数少于多少不发生同种致敏()A．5×1010B．5×109C．5×108D．5×107E．5×106 枳实导滞丸的组成药物中不含。A.大黄；泽泻B.枳实；黄芩C.神曲；茯苓D.黄连；白术E.木香；半夏 A、B两个独立的网站都主要靠广告收入来支撑发展，目前都采用较高的价格销售广告。这两个网站都想通过降价争夺更多的客户和更丰厚的利润。假设这两个网站在现有策略下各可以获得1000万元的利润。如果一方单独降价，就能扩大市场份额，可以获得1500万元利润，此时，另一方的市场份额患者，男，72岁，近1个月出现腰痛、左大腿痛，体重减轻15kg。为明确诊断，暂时无须进行的检查是A.腰椎、骨盆、左侧股骨X线检查B.腰椎MRC.腹部B超D.肿瘤标志物E.24小时动态心电图医学伦理学最突出的特征是。A.实践性、继承性B.时代性、人道性C.人道性、全人类性D.全人类性、继承性E.人道性、实践性心电图中心房激动产生的波是A．Q波B．R波C．S波D．T波E．P波骑士七艺的内容是A、骑马、跳高、投枪、击剑、狩猎、角力和吟诗B、骑马、游泳、投枪、射剑、狩猎、攀登和吟诗C、骑马、游泳、投枪、击剑、狩猎、下棋和吟诗D、骑马、跳舞、投枪、击剑、狩猎、角力和吟诗当管理层的作用为积极主动，而变革的性质为渐变性变革，该种变革为。A.协调变革B.计划变革C.接受变革D.迫使变革物理降温拭浴时，禁擦的部位为()A．头部及四肢B．腋窝、腹股沟、腘窝C．前胸、腹部、后颈D．下腹部及两侧肾区E．会阴部

高中英语 Unit4《helping people ar

感顿市安乐阳光实验学校模块六Unit 4 Helping people around the world【考点透视】1. make a speech = give a speech做一个演讲e.g. He made a speech in our school.他在我们学校做了一个演讲。

2. around the world = all over the world 世界各地3. keep the peace 维和；维护和平4. a shortage of sth = a lack of sth 缺乏某物；某物的缺乏e.g. There is a shortage of food in his family. 他家缺少粮食。

5. be caused by… = result from…由…..引起e.g. The flood is caused by a typhoon.这个洪水是由台风引起的。

6. have difficulty in doing sth 做某事有困难e.g. I have much difficulty in finishing my homework. 我完成作业有困难。

7. people in need处于困境中的人；需要帮助的人e.g. He often helps people in need. 他经常帮助处于困境中的人。

8. refer to 提到；参考；指…而言e.g. He referred to his family when we talked.当我们谈话的时候，他提到了他的家庭。

9. refer…to…= owe…to…1.把…归功于…；把…递交给（某组织或团体）e.g. He referred his success to his mother’s encouragement.他把他的成功归功于他母亲的鼓励。

= He _________ his success ____ his mother’s encouragement.10. be made up of …由…组成e.g. Our class is made up of sixty students.我们班由60名学生组成。

HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESPeople with disabilities who are self-sufficient under normal circumstances may have to rely on the help of others in a disaster.PROVIDE ASSISTANCEDo you know someone with a disability?∙People with disabilities often need more time than others to make necessary preparations in an emergency.∙The needs of older people often are similar to those of persons with disabilities.∙Because disaster warnings are often given by audible means such as sirens and radio announcements, people who are deaf or hard of hearing may not receive early disaster warnings and emergency instructions. Be their source of emergency information as it comes over the radio or television.∙Some people who are blind or visually-impaired, especially older people, may be extremely reluctant to leave familiar surroundings when the request for evacuation comes from a stranger.∙ A guide dog could become confused or disoriented in a disaster. People who are blind or partially sighted may have to depend on others to lead them, as well as their dog, to safety during a disaster.∙In most states, guide dogs will be allowed to stay in emergency shelters with owners. Check with your local emergency management officials for more information.∙People with impaired mobility are often concerned about being dropped when being lifted or carried. Find out the proper way to transfer or move someone in a wheelchair and what exit routs from buildings are best.∙Some people with mental retardation may be unable to understand the emergency and could become disoriented or confused about the proper way to react.∙Many respiratory illnesses can be aggravated by stress. In an emergency, oxygen and respiratory equipment may not be readily available.People with epilepsy, Parkinson's disease and other conditions often have very individualized medication regime's that cannot be interrupted without serious consequences. Some may be unable to communicate this information in an emergency.Be ready to offer assistance if disaster strikes: If a disaster warning is issued, check with neighbors or coworkers who are disabled. Offer assistance whenever possible.Prepare an emergency plan. Work with neighbors who are disabled to prepare an emergency response plan. Identify how you will contact each other and what action will be taken.EVACUATIONBe able to assist if an evacuation order is issued. Provide physical assistance in leaving the home/office and transferring to a vehicle.Provide transportation to a shelter. This may require a specialized vehicle designed to carry a wheelchair or other mobility equipment.。

Unit6 Helping people

A smile costs nothing ,but gives much . Love can help create a world full of smile . Helping others with a smile is a good way to pass love throughout the world
words review mankind n. 人，人类 suffering n. 痛苦 rank vi/vt 认为，排，列 peace n. 和平 conscience n. 良心 grateful vi. vt 传播，散播 spread adj. 不受喜爱的 plate n. 碟，盘子 naturally adv.自然地 natural adj. 自然的 nature n. 自然
that my love could do. I put her in bed, and there was such a beautiful smile on her face. She took hold of my hand, and she said only two words: Thank you— and she died.
pick up
关（在外面）；隔绝；遮挡扔（出去）；抛弃
take care of
cannot help but do sth
照顾；照料
不得不做某事
draw a little attention to
shut out
throw out
拾起；（车、船等）在半路上搭（人）引起一些关注/注意
Fill in the blanks.
hold of my hand, and she said only two words: Thank you----- and she died. If I was in her place, I would have tried to draw a little attention _____ ______ to myself. I would have said I was hungry, that I was dying, I was cold, I was in pain, but she said ―Thank you.‖ When a person is ________, shut out feels unwanted, unloved, thrown out from the terrified, or even ___________ society, I think that kind of poverty is so full of hurt and unbearable…

(教参)选修6Unit4HelpingpeoplearoundtheworldWord版含解析

□ambassador n．□description n.□political adj. □victim n.□voluntary adj. □worthwhile adj. □starvation n. □AIDS n.□boil v t.& v i. □carpet n. □wool n. □fetch v t.□export n．& v t.& v i. □remote adj. □charity n. □mountainous adj.□poverty n. □primitive adj. □heating n. □well n.□container n. □troublesome adj.□wage n. □commitment n.□chaos n. □colleague n. □assistant n．& adj. □vacant adj.□muddy adj. □damp adj. □bacteria n. □staff n.□interpreter n. □angle n.1．(2020·天津卷) Loneliness is a serious social problem that can contribute to depression and even crimes.v i.导致2．(2016·全国卷Ⅲ)One of the very best varieties for eating quality is Orleans Reinette，but you'll need a warm，sheltered place with perfect soil to grow it...adj.受庇护的3．(2016·江苏卷)．..the Internet is expanding the range of my own social prosthetic systems.v. 使……变大；扩大[单词拼写·运用]核心单词语境运用1．worthy adj.令人敬重的；值得的，用所给词的适当形式填空。

专题6-4 Helping people around the world基础知识清

2018届江苏高考英语一轮复习精品资料●模块六Unit 4基础知识梳理(知识清单)一、词汇1.背诵词汇▲单词acquire v.购得，获得，得到→acquirement n.取得，习得addition n.增加，添加→add v. 增加，添加assistant n.助理，助手→assistance n. 帮助，助理→assist v. 帮助，做助手commitment n. 承诺，投入，奉献→commit v.承诺，投入，奉献container n.容器，集装箱→contain v. 含，容纳contribute v. & vi.捐献，捐赠，捐助→contribution n. 贡献，捐款，捐献物，投稿crowd n.人群，v. & vi.挤满，塞满，使拥挤→crowded adj.拥挤的，水泄不通的description n. 描写，形容，说明→describe v.描写，形容，画出expand v. & v.扩大，扩张，扩展，膨胀→expansion n. 扩大，扩张，扩展，膨胀interpreter n.口译工作者，口译译员→interpret v. 口译lack n. 缺乏→lacking adj.缺乏的，短缺的mountainous adj.多山的→mountain n.山，大山political adj.政治的，政府的→politics n. 政治学，政治→politician n.政治家possession n 个人财产，拥有，具有→possess v. 拥有，具有refer vi.参考，谈及，咨询→reference n. 参考，参照remind v.提醒，使想起→reminder n. 提醒物，提示物starvation n 饥饿，饿死→starve v. 挨饿，饿死troublesome adj.麻烦的，讨厌的，棘手的→trouble 麻烦，烦恼，故障，动乱v.费心，烦恼麻烦，使烦恼urgent adj.急迫的，紧要的→urgency n. 紧急voluntary adj.志愿的，自愿的→volunteer n. & vi.志愿者，志愿worthy adj.令人敬重的，值得的，有价值的→worth adj. 有……价值，值……钱boil v.沸腾，煮沸，烹煮export n.出口产品，输出品，出口，输出v. 出口，输出fetch v.售得，卖得(某价)，取来，去拿来obtain v.(尤指经努力)获得，赢得alternative adj.可供替代的n.可供选择的事物ambassador n.大使angle n.角度barrier n.障碍，隔阂，屏障，障碍物汇聚名校名师，奉献精品资源，打造不一样的教育！ 2colleague n.同事damp adj.潮湿的equal adj.平等的，同等的n. 同等的人，相等物v. 与……相同或相等means n.手段，方法poverty n.贫穷，贫困primitive adj.原始的remote adj.偏远的，偏僻的shelter n.住所，藏身之处staff n.全体员工vacant adj.空着的，未被占用的victim n.受害者wage n.(通常指按周领的)工资worthwhile adj.重要的，令人愉快的，值得花时间(或花钱、努力等) ▲短语be decorated with sth.用……装饰be forced to do sth 被迫做某事break down 出故障，抛锚consist of 由……组成/构成contribute ... to ...捐献……donate money to charities 向慈善结构捐款draw someone’s attention to 使(某人)察觉到，引起某人的注意get hold of 得到，抓住give sb. a short description of sth.给某人就某事做个简单描述look…up on the website 在网上查……make a difference 有作用(关系、影响)make up 组成，打扮，弥补put up 建造，搭起refer to 谈及，提到，指称，查阅，参考remind somebody of 让某人想起……，提醒某人……set up 成立，建立stop sb.from doing sth.阻止某人做某事take on 雇佣，呈现，开始从事，承担think back to 回想far from 离……远，远非，远不是if only 但愿，要是……就好了in a mess 杂乱不堪in addition…除……以外(还)，此外in chaos 处于混乱状态under the umbrella of 在……的保护下，在……的管理下with the help/aid of 在……的帮助下2.识记词汇▲单词muddy adj.多泥的，泥泞的→mud n.泥bacteria n.细菌heating n.供暖，供暖系统，暖气设备well n.井，水井▲短语running water 自来水汇聚名校名师，奉献精品资源，打造不一样的教育！ 3二、句型1.there be 及其衍生句型【教材原句】In some areas where there have been wars, special soldiers help keep the peace.(P49)在有战争的地区，特种部队帮助维持治安。

EIMBook1Unit2Helpingotherpeople单元知识要点

EIMBook1Unit2Helpingotherpeople单元知识要点Unit 2 Helping other peoplePart 1 (p18-19)New Wordvolunteer [?v?l?n?t??(r)] n.&v. 志愿者，志愿carry [?k?ri] v. 搬运，运送Village [?v?l?d?] n. 村庄southern [?s?e?n] adj. 南边的，南部的Train [tre?n] v. 训练Africa ['?fr?k?] n. ⾮洲Upstairs [??p?ste?z] adv. 楼上pay [pe?] v. ⽀付Need [ni?d] v. 需要voluntary [?v?l?ntri] adj. 志愿的To be understood:conservation [?k?ns??ve??n] n. 保护Nambia n. 纳⽶⽐亚Okavango n. [??kv?ng?u] 奥卡万⼽Delta [?delt?] n. 三⾓洲Botswana n. [b?t?swɑ?n?] 博茨⽡纳Word Form1.Africa ---African [??fr?k?n] adj. ⾮洲的2.train v. ---training [?tre?n??] n. 训练3.South n. 南部(⽅) ---southern adj. 南边的，南⽅的4.north n. 北部(⽅) ---northern adj. 北⽅的5.East n. 东部，东⽅---eastern adj. 东边的，东⽅的6.West n. 西部，西⽅---western adj. 西⽅的7.volunteer [?v?l?n?t??(r)] n.&v. 志愿者，志愿---voluntary [?v?l?ntri] adj. 志愿的---voluntarily adv. ⾃愿地Phrases and Sentences1.take/have ...off 休假She took two days off work.2.Volunteer to do sth. 志愿做某事Volunteer work 志愿者⼯作Aunt Mary volunteered to clean up the kitchen.3.in southern Africa =in the south of Africa =in south Africa =in the southern part of Africa 在⾮洲南部4.travel in and around sp. 在某地周围旅游5.sb. need to do sth. 需要做某事(negative)don’t need to do sth.=don’t have to do sth. 没有必要做某事He needs to finish the work before 8 o’clock.sb. need do sth. 某⼈需要做某事He need finish the work before 8 o’clock.6.sb. pay (some money) for sth.I will pay for the tickets.sb. spend some money/time on sth.Andy spends a lot of money on shoes.sb. spend some money/time (in) doing sth.sth. cost some moneyThat book cost me ten dollars.7.sick people 病⼈8.He works for the bank without being paid.9.sb. train to do/to be sth. 某⼈受训做某事He is training to be a doctor.train sb. to do sth. 训练某⼈做某事They train dogs to pick out the drugs.do some training 训练10.help sb. with sth. 帮助某⼈某事I should thank him for helping me with my English homework.help sb. to do sth. 帮助某⼈做某事11.take for a walk 散步12.at the moment =at present ⽬前Unit 2 Part 2 (p20-21)New Worduniform [?ju?n?f??m] n.制服，军服；adj. ⼀样的geography [d?i??ɡr?fi] n.地理(学)，地形surf[s??f] v. 冲浪；互联⽹上冲浪net[net] n. ⽹，⽹络(=Internet)tonight[t??na?t] n. 今晚；adv. 在今晚machine [mi?n] n. 机器washing machine n. 洗⾐机prefer [pr??f??(r)] v. 更喜欢pleasure [?ple??(r)] n. 愉快，娱乐，令⼈⾼兴的事iron [?a??n] v. 熨；n. 铁器；adj. 铁制的tidy[?ta?di] v. 整理，收；adj. 整洁的wardrobe [?w??dr??b] n. ⾐柜interview[??nt?vju?] n.&v. 采访，⾯试radio [?re?di??] n. 收⾳机，⽆线电⼴播台line [la?n] n. 线条，排，界限phone line 电话线pillow [?p?l??] n. 枕头cloth[kl?θ] n. 布，织物，⼀块(pl. cloths) clothes [kl??ez] n. ⾐服mop[m?p] n. 拖把drawer [dr??(r)] n. 抽屉bin [b?n] n. 垃圾桶bucket [?b?k?t] n. ⽔桶poster [?p??st?(r)] n. 海报To be understood:present simple ⼀般现在时present continuous 现在进⾏时tense [tens] n. (动词的)时，时态volcano [v?l?ke?n??] n. ⽕⼭duvet [?du?ve?] n. ⽻绒被vacuum [?v?kju?m] n. 清洁，真空a vacuum cleaner n. 吸尘器rack [r?k] n. ⽀架，架⼦Namibia [nɑ??m?b??] 纳⽶⽐亚Canterbury [?k?nt?b?ri] n. 坎特伯雷(a city in England)Word Form1.cook v. 烹饪，煮；n. 厨师---cooker n. 厨具2.interview v./n. 采访，⾯试---interviewer n. 采访者，⾯试官---interviewee n. 被采访者，参加⾯试者Phrases and Sentences1.look outside 朝外看look inside 朝⾥看2.at the moment =now 此时此刻3.surf the net/Internet 上⽹4.have an interview with sb. 有⼀个关于某⼈的采访The interviewer is having a radio interview with Mike at the moment.5.prefer dong sth.=prefer to do sth. 更喜欢做某事preder A to B (to:prep.) =like A better than BSarah prefers documentaries to soap operas. =Sarah likes documentaries better than soap operas.6.by hand ⽤⼿的，亲⾃的，⼿⼯They don’t have a washing machine, so they have to do the washing by hand.7.do the cooking =cook fooddo the ironing =iron clothesdo the shopping =shop for the goodsdo the washing-up =wash up =wash dishesdo the washing =washing clothestidy up =tidy a room8.It’s my pleasure. 我的荣幸---Thanks very much for helping me.---It’s my pleasure.Unit 2 Part 3 P22-23New Wordmove [mu?v] v. 移动event [??vent] n. 事件，活动though [e??] conj. 虽然，尽管；adv. 不过，可是well [wel] adj. 健康的，状态好的mad [m?d] adj. 疯的，蠢的payment [?pe?m?nt] n. 付款，⽀付，收款prepare [pr??pe?(r)] v. 准备，为...做准备designer [d?? za?n?(r)] n. 设计师To be understood:jewellery/jewelry [?d?u??lri] n. 珠宝饰物wrist [r?st] n. ⼿腕，腕关节community [k??mju?n?ti] n. 社区，社会，团体，社团service [?s??v?s] n. 服务bracelet [?bre?sl?t] n. ⼿链，⼿镯，臂镯pin [p?n] n. ⼤头针，饰针；v. 固定，别上Word Form1.mad ---madder ---maddest2.well ---better ---best3.pay v. ---paid ---paid ---payment n.4.design n./v. 设计---designer n. 设计师5.prepare [pr??pe?(r)] v. 准备，为...做准备---preparation [?prep??re??n] cn. 准备Phrases and Sentences1.fashion designer 时尚设计师2.prepare sth. Blaire spent all day prepareing the meal.prepare for sth. He prepared for the English Competition for a long time.prepare to do sth.Dod you prepare to write an e-mail to tell your e-pal about your interests and hobbies? 3.let sb do sth. 让某⼈做某事let’s =let usdon’t let sb. do sth. 不让某⼈做某事give sb. a hand Come and give me a hand in the garden. 到花园来给我搭把⼿。

unit1 helping people in need 帮助需要帮助的人

乐恩特教育个性化教学辅导教案（周课型）校区：益田校区编号：21授课教师刘红日期2014年2 月日时间19：00-21：00 学生李宜年级初二科目英语课题初二下册第一单元Helping Those in Need教学目标要求掌握本课的重点单词和短语及句型掌握动词不定式的用法教学重难点分析重点：熟练掌握动词不定式的用法并会使用难点：提高该生的基础知识教学过程课前准备本周学校学习内容存在和要解决的问题知识要点概述Helping Those in Need单词部分：raise v. 筹集，提升，增加第三人称: 过去式：过去分词：现在分词：搭配：raise one’s voice 提高嗓门raise a family 养家糊口raise money 筹款raise price提高价格r aise one’s spirits 打起精神raise = keep 饲养，抚养Eg. raise cattle=keep cattle, raise children辨析：raise和rise（1）这两个词都有“提高，上升，增加”的意思，但其用法不同。

Raise是及物动词，其主语通常是人，而rise是不及物动词，其主语通常是物。

（2）rise和raise用于同一事物时含义不同。

Eg. The price of TV sets has been raised recently. 最近电视机提价了。

（政府或厂家主动行动）The price of TV sets has been recently. 最近电视机提价了。

（市场调节）permission n.=agreement 准许，批准同根词：permit v.=allow you to do it 许可，准许，默许disabled adj. 有伤残的，丧失能力的，不中用的同根词：disable v. = make (sb) unable to do sth. 使无能力，使伤残，使残废enable v.=make (sb.) able to do sth. 使某人能够做某事搭配：mentally disabled 有智力缺陷learning disabilities 学习障碍teenager n 青少年offer v. = be willing to do sth. 主动提出搭配：offer one’s hand 伸出友好的手offer sb. Sth. 为某人提供某物辨析：provide 和offerprovide用于表示无主动慷慨之意地为人或物提供需要或有用的东西，仅仅是出于某种责任，强调提供必须或有用的东西，尤其是生活用品。

2020版高考英语一轮复习第1部分Unit4Helpingpeoplearoundtheworld

Unit 4 Helping people around the world［单词拼写应用]核心单词1．urgent adj.紧急的，紧迫的2．expand vt.＆vi.扩展，发展（业务）；扩大，增强3．possession n．个人财产；拥有，具有4．worthy adj。

令人敬重的；值得的，相称的；有价值的5．alternative adj.可供替代的 n．可供选择的事物6．means n．手段，方法7．acquire vt.购得；获得，得到；学到8．shelter n．住所;藏身之处9．obtain vt。

(尤指经努力)获得;赢得10．barrier n．障碍，隔阂；屏障，障碍物［语境运用］用所给词的适当形式填空1．I have given the matter much thought，examining all the possible alternatives(alternative)．2．There are many means（means） of recreation in which people engage in their leisure time。

3．The ring is one of her most treasured possessions(possession）．4．People obtained(obtain) knowledge and information through reading and studying. 5．A child's vocabulary expands（expand） through reading.6．I look on it as an opportunity to acquire（acquire) fresh skills。

7．The crowd had to stand behind barriers（barrier).拓展单词1．lack n．&vt.缺乏→lacking adj。

新牛津译林版高中英语选修二Unit3Helping People-ExtendedReading课件

3. How does the author describe Tom’s emotions?
He could feel a familiar wave of despair start to wash over him. He felt as if he had been trapped inside a drum.
a rainy night
where
On the road near a solitary house
2. Read for the plot and feelings
Tom saw a young girl_s_ta_n__d_in_g_ in the doorway of a house. Climax
Have you ever experienced or heard about such inspiring acts of kindness? Describe the situation.
What was a drum compared to?
the harsh weather conditions, his car, his physical disability and a mood of pessimism
Read para3 and focus on the climax of the story
H opeful
Tom had a _f_l_a_t _ _t_y_r_e_ . D efeated
On a dark rainy night,
disabled Tom s_t_r_u_g_gled
desperately to _d_r_i_v_e.
Hopeless
The blind old man and the

EIM Book 1 Unit 2 Helping other people 单元知识要点

Unit 2 Helping other peoplePart 1 (p18-19)New Wordvolunteer [ˌvɒlənˈtɪə(r)] n.&v. 志愿者，志愿carry [ˈkæri] v. 搬运，运送Village [ˈvɪlɪdʒ] n. 村庄southern [ˈsʌðən] adj. 南边的，南部的Train [treɪn] v. 训练Africa ['æfrɪkə] n. 非洲Upstairs [ˌʌpˈsteəz] adv. 楼上pay [peɪ] v. 支付Need [niːd] v. 需要voluntary [ˈvɒləntri] adj. 志愿的To be understood:conservation [ˌkɒnsəˈveɪʃn] n. 保护Nambia n. 纳米比亚Okavango n. [ˈɒkvængəu] 奥卡万戈Delta [ˈdeltə] n. 三角洲Botswana n. [bʊtˈswɑːnə] 博茨瓦纳Word Form1.Africa ---African [ˈæfrɪkən] adj. 非洲的2.train v. ---training [ˈtreɪnɪŋ] n. 训练3.South n. 南部(方) ---southern adj. 南边的，南方的4.north n. 北部(方) ---northern adj. 北方的5.East n. 东部，东方---eastern adj. 东边的，东方的6.West n. 西部，西方---western adj. 西方的7.volunteer [ˌvɒlənˈtɪə(r)] n.&v. 志愿者，志愿---voluntary [ˈvɒləntri] adj. 志愿的---voluntarily adv. 自愿地Phrases and Sentences1.take/have ...off 休假She took two days off work.2.Volunteer to do sth. 志愿做某事Volunteer work 志愿者工作Aunt Mary volunteered to clean up the kitchen.3.in southern Africa =in the south of Africa =in south Africa =in the southern part of Africa 在非洲南部4.travel in and around sp. 在某地周围旅游5.sb. need to do sth. 需要做某事(negative)don’t need to do sth.=don’t have to do sth. 没有必要做某事He needs to finish the work before 8 o’clock.sb. need do sth. 某人需要做某事He need finish the work before 8 o’clock.6.sb. pay (some money) for sth.I will pay for the tickets.sb. spend some money/time on sth.Andy spends a lot of money on shoes.sb. spend some money/time (in) doing sth.sth. cost some moneyThat book cost me ten dollars.7.sick people 病人8.He works for the bank without being paid.9.sb. train to do/to be sth. 某人受训做某事He is training to be a doctor.train sb. to do sth. 训练某人做某事They train dogs to pick out the drugs.do some training 训练10.help sb. with sth. 帮助某人某事I should thank him for helping me with my English homework.help sb. to do sth. 帮助某人做某事11.take for a walk 散步12.at the moment =at present 目前Unit 2 Part 2 (p20-21)New Worduniform [ˈjuːnɪfɔːm] n.制服，军服；adj. 一样的geography [dʒiˈɒɡrəfi] n.地理(学)，地形surf[sɜːf] v. 冲浪；互联网上冲浪net[net] n. 网，网络(=Internet)tonight[təˈnaɪt] n. 今晚；adv. 在今晚machine [məˈʃiːn] n. 机器washing machine n. 洗衣机prefer [prɪˈfɜː(r)] v. 更喜欢pleasure [ˈpleʒə(r)] n. 愉快，娱乐，令人高兴的事iron [ˈaɪən] v. 熨；n. 铁器；adj. 铁制的tidy[ˈtaɪdi] v. 整理，收；adj. 整洁的wardrobe [ˈwɔːdrəʊb] n. 衣柜interview[ˈɪntəvjuː] n.&v. 采访，面试radio [ˈreɪdiəʊ] n. 收音机，无线电广播台line [laɪn] n. 线条，排，界限phone line 电话线pillow [ˈpɪləʊ] n. 枕头cloth[klɒθ] n. 布，织物，一块(pl. cloths) clothes [kləʊðz] n. 衣服mop[mɒp] n. 拖把drawer [drɔː(r)] n. 抽屉bin [bɪn] n. 垃圾桶bucket [ˈbʌkɪt] n. 水桶poster [ˈpəʊstə(r)] n. 海报To be understood:present simple 一般现在时present continuous 现在进行时tense [tens] n. (动词的)时，时态volcano [vɒlˈkeɪnəʊ] n. 火山duvet [ˈduːveɪ] n. 羽绒被vacuum [ˈvækjuːm] n. 清洁，真空a vacuum cleaner n. 吸尘器rack [ræk] n. 支架，架子Namibia [nɑːˈmɪbɪə] 纳米比亚Canterbury [ˈkæntəbəri] n. 坎特伯雷(a city in England)Word Form1.cook v. 烹饪，煮；n. 厨师---cooker n. 厨具2.interview v./n. 采访，面试---interviewer n. 采访者，面试官---interviewee n. 被采访者，参加面试者Phrases and Sentences1.look outside 朝外看look inside 朝里看2.at the moment =now 此时此刻3.surf the net/Internet 上网4.have an interview with sb. 有一个关于某人的采访The interviewer is having a radio interview with Mike at the moment.5.prefer dong sth.=prefer to do sth. 更喜欢做某事preder A to B (to:prep.) =like A better than BSarah prefers documentaries to soap operas. =Sarah likes documentaries better than soap operas.6.by hand 用手的，亲自的，手工They don’t have a washing machine, so they have to do the washing by hand.7.do the cooking =cook fooddo the ironing =iron clothesdo the shopping =shop for the goodsdo the washing-up =wash up =wash dishesdo the washing =washing clothestidy up =tidy a room8.It’s my pleasure. 我的荣幸---Thanks very much for helping me.---It’s my pleasure.Unit 2 Part 3 P22-23New Wordmove [muːv] v. 移动event [ɪˈvent] n. 事件，活动though [ðəʊ] conj. 虽然，尽管；adv. 不过，可是well [wel] adj. 健康的，状态好的mad [mæd] adj. 疯的，蠢的payment [ˈpeɪmənt] n. 付款，支付，收款prepare [prɪˈpeə(r)] v. 准备，为...做准备designer [dɪˈzaɪnə(r)] n. 设计师To be understood:jewellery/jewelry [ˈdʒuːəlri] n. 珠宝饰物wrist [rɪst] n. 手腕，腕关节community [kəˈmjuːnəti] n. 社区，社会，团体，社团service [ˈsɜːvɪs] n. 服务bracelet [ˈbreɪslət] n. 手链，手镯，臂镯pin [pɪn] n. 大头针，饰针；v. 固定，别上Word Form1.mad ---madder ---maddest2.well ---better ---best3.pay v. ---paid ---paid ---payment n.4.design n./v. 设计---designer n. 设计师5.prepare [prɪˈpeə(r)] v. 准备，为...做准备---preparation [ˌprepəˈreɪʃn] cn. 准备Phrases and Sentences1.fashion designer 时尚设计师2.prepare sth. Blaire spent all day prepareing the meal.prepare for sth. He prepared for the English Competition for a long time.prepare to do sth.Dod you prepare to write an e-mail to tell your e-pal about your interests and hobbies? 3.let sb do sth. 让某人做某事let’s =let usdon’t let sb. do sth. 不让某人做某事give sb. a hand Come and give me a hand in the garden. 到花园来给我搭把手。

M6U4_Helping_people_around_the_world__Revision

①The children lack for nothing although their parents are
poorly dressed. 这些小孩什么都不缺，虽然他们的父母穿得不好。 ②None of his plans ever comes through because he is lacking in determination. 他的计划没有一个成功，因为他没有决心。
11. 通向„„的入口，通道；有权使用 access to __________________ 12. 让某人想起„„，提醒某人„„ remind somebody of __________________ 13. 回想 14. 有作用(关系、影响) think back to __________________ make a difference __________________
Ⅱ. 短语回放 1. 谈及，提到；与„„相关，涉及；查阅，参考 refer to _________________________ 2. 除„„以外(还)，此外 3. 使(某人)察觉到 in addition _________________________ draw someone’s attention to _________________________
as are the problems (存 6. The situation is very different here, ___________________ 在的问题也不同).
7. Instead of sand blowing everywhere, there is mud and water making it difficult to 使得„„很困难) travel everywhere, ___________________( from place to place. me of my time in Sudan 使我想起了在苏丹的那 8. It reminded ______________________________( 段时间), where several Doctors without Borders staff were attacked as people tried to get the food.

帮助有困难的人英语e开头的表达

帮助有困难的人英语e开头的表达全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Helping people in need is not only a kind act, but also a way to make a positive impact on society. There are many individuals who are facing difficulties in their lives, whether it be financial struggles, health issues, or other challenges. As compassionate individuals, it is important for us to lend a helping hand to those who need support.There are many ways in which we can help people in need. One of the most common ways is to donate to charitable organizations that provide assistance to those in need. These organizations often rely on donations to provide food, shelter, medical care, and other essential services to individuals and families facing hardships. By giving our time or money to these organizations, we can help make a difference in the lives of those who are struggling.Another way to help people in need is to volunteer our time and skills. There are many opportunities to volunteer at local shelters, food banks, hospitals, and other organizations thatserve individuals in need. By volunteering, we can directly impact the lives of those who need assistance and provide them with the support and care they deserve.It is also important to remember that helping people in need is not just about providing material support. Often, what individuals in need really need is someone to listen to them, offer encouragement, and show them compassion. By being a good listener and offering emotional support, we can help individuals facing difficult times feel less alone and more hopeful about their future.In conclusion, helping people in need is a crucial aspect of creating a compassionate and caring society. By donating, volunteering, and offering emotional support, we can make a positive impact on the lives of those who are facing difficulties. Let us all do our part to help those in need and create a more compassionate world for all.篇2E Helping People in NeedIn today's fast-paced world, it is easy to overlook those who are struggling and in need of help. However, as members of a global community, it is our responsibility to lend a helping handto those facing difficulties. From offering support to the homeless to assisting refugees fleeing war-torn countries, there are countless ways in which we can make a positive impact on the lives of others.One of the most effective ways to help people in need is by volunteering our time and skills. There are numerous organizations and charities that are always in need of dedicated volunteers to assist with a variety of tasks. Whether it is serving meals at a homeless shelter, tutoring underprivileged children, or providing support to victims of natural disasters, there are endless opportunities to make a difference through volunteering.Another important way to help those in need is by donating to charitable organizations. By making financial contributions to reputable charities, we can help fund essential programs and services that support vulnerable populations. From providing clean water to communities in developing countries to offering shelter to individuals experiencing homelessness, our donations can have a significant impact on the lives of those in need.Additionally, we can help people in need by raising awareness about important social issues. By using our voices to advocate for those who are marginalized or oppressed, we canbring attention to important causes and inspire others to take action. Whether it is speaking out against discrimination, advocating for equal rights, or raising awareness about environmental issues, our words have the power to create positive change in the world.Ultimately, helping people in need is a powerful way to foster compassion, empathy, and unity in our communities. By working together to support those facing difficulties, we can create a more just and equitable society for all. Let us be the change we wish to see in the world and extend a helping hand to those who need it most. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those in need.篇3Title: Extending a Helping Hand to Those in NeedHelping those in need is a noble act that has the power to change someone's life for the better. Whether it's offering a meal to a homeless person, donating clothes to a shelter, or volunteering at a local charity, every small act of kindness can make a big difference in someone's life. In this article, we will explore the importance of helping those in need and how we can all play a part in making the world a better place.Firstly, it is important to understand that there are many people who are facing difficult circumstances and could use a helping hand. This could be due to financial struggles, health issues, or simply being in a situation where they have no one else to turn to. By reaching out and offering assistance, we can provide comfort and support to those who are going through a tough time.One of the most effective ways to help those in need is to volunteer your time and skills. There are countless organizations and charities that rely on volunteers to help them carry out their mission of helping others. Whether it's serving meals at a soup kitchen, tutoring children in need, or visiting the elderly at a nursing home, there are endless opportunities to make a difference in someone's life through volunteering.Additionally, donating money, clothes, food, or other resources can also have a significant impact on those in need. Many charities rely on donations from the public to provide essential services to those who are less fortunate. By giving generously, we can help ensure that these organizations have the resources they need to continue their important work and support those who need it most.Furthermore, spreading awareness about issues affecting those in need is crucial in mobilizing support and finding solutions to the underlying problems. By sharing stories, facts, and information about the challenges facing vulnerable populations, we can educate others and inspire action to create positive change in our communities.In conclusion, helping those in need is a moral imperative that benefits not only the recipients but also the givers. By extending a helping hand to those who are less fortunate, we can demonstrate compassion, empathy, and humanity, and make the world a better place for all. Let us all commit to making a difference in someone's life today and every day. Together, we can create a more caring and inclusive society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.。

helpingothers英语作文80字

helpingothers英语作文80字全文共10篇示例，供读者参考篇1Helping others is super duper important! We should always try to be nice and help people whenever we can. There are so many ways we can help others, like sharing our toys or helping someone who fell down.One way we can help others is by being a good friend. We can listen when our friends are sad, give them hugs, or play with them when they're lonely. It's so important to be kind and caring towards our friends!We can also help others by being responsible and doing our chores at home. By doing our part, we can make things easier for our family members and show them that we care about them. Whether it's setting the table for dinner or cleaning up our toys, we can all lend a hand!Another way we can help others is by volunteering in our community. We can pick up trash at the park, help at a food bank, or visit seniors at a nursing home. These small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's day.Remember, helping others doesn't have to be a big deal. Even a smile or a kind word can brighten someone's day. So let's all do our part to spread kindness and make the world a better place!篇2Title: Helping OthersHey guys! Today I want to talk about helping others. It's really important to lend a hand to people who need it.First of all, helping others makes you feel good. When you see how happy someone is because of your help, it warms your heart. I remember one time when I helped my friend with her math homework, and she was so grateful. I felt really proud of myself for making a difference in her day.Second, when you help others, you create a chain reaction of kindness. It's like a ripple effect - when you do something nice for someone, they might do something nice for someone else, and so on. Before you know it, the whole world is a better place because of one small act of kindness.Third, helping others builds strong friendships. When you show that you care about others and are willing to help them out,they will trust you and appreciate you more. This can lead to deeper and more meaningful relationships with the people around you.So, guys, let's all remember the importance of helping others. Whether it's holding the door open for someone, sharing your lunch with a friend, or volunteering at a local charity, every little bit of help counts. Let's spread kindness and make the world a better place together!篇3Helping others is a very good thing to do! When we help someone, we are making them happy and spreading kindness in the world.There are many ways we can help others. We can help our friends with their homework, we can help our parents with chores around the house, and we can even help strangers by holding the door open for them or picking up something they dropped.When we help others, we are also helping ourselves. When we are kind and helpful to others, we feel good inside. It makes us happy to know that we have made someone else's day a little bit better.Sometimes, helping others can be hard. We might be busy or tired, or we might not know how to help. But that's okay! We can start small, by smiling at someone or saying thank you. Every little bit helps.So let's all do our best to help others! Let's be kind, helpful, and caring towards everyone we meet. Together, we can make the world a better place for everyone. Let's spread kindness and happiness wherever we go!Remember, even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference. So let's all work together to help others and make the world a better place. Let's be the reason someone smiles today!篇4Helping others is a super cool thing to do! When we help someone, we make them happy and feel good inside. It's like giving them a big hug or a high-five. There are so many ways we can help others, like sharing our toys, helping with chores, or just being a good friend.I remember one time when I saw my friend struggling with his math homework. I knew how to do it, so I sat down with him and helped him figure it out. He was so happy and grateful! It made me feel really proud to be able to help him.Another way we can help others is by being kind and friendly. Smiling at someone or saying hello can really brighten their day. It's like giving them a little sunshine when they need it most.Sometimes, helping others can be as simple as picking up trash on the playground or holding the door open for someone. These small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's day.So remember, helping others is not just a nice thing to do –it's a super awesome thing to do! Let's all try to be helpful and kind to everyone we meet. Let's spread love and happiness wherever we go! Let's be superheroes of kindness!篇5Helping OthersHello everyone! Today I want to talk about helping others. Helping others is a really important thing to do. It can make people feel happy and it can also make you feel good!There are many ways we can help others. We can help our friends at school when they are struggling with their work. We can help our parents at home by doing our chores without beingasked. We can also help people in need by donating food, clothes, or toys.One time, I saw a little girl crying in the park because she had lost her teddy bear. I went up to her and asked her what was wrong. She told me about her teddy bear and how much she missed it. I knew I had to help her so I looked around and found her teddy bear under a bush. I gave it back to her and she was so happy! It made me feel really good to see her smile.Helping others doesn't have to be a big thing. Even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. So let's all try to help each other and make the world a better place!Remember, a little help can go a long way!篇6Helping OthersHey guys! Today I want to talk about how important it is to help others. Helping others is a super cool thing to do and it can make a big difference in someone's life.First of all, helping others makes us feel happy and good inside. When we see someone in need and we help them out, it gives us a warm and fuzzy feeling. It's like a little light shining inour hearts. So, whenever you have a chance to help someone, go for it!Secondly, helping others can make the world a better place. If we all take the time to help each other out, the world would be a much happier and kinder place. It's like spreading kindness and love wherever we go. And who wouldn't want to live in a world like that?There are many ways we can help others. We can help our friends with their homework, we can share our toys with someone who doesn't have any, or we can even just say something nice to someone who looks sad. It doesn't have to be a big gesture, even the smallest act of kindness can make a big impact.So, let's all try our best to help others whenever we can. Let's be the superheroes of kindness and make the world a better place, one act of kindness at a time. Remember, a little help can go a long way. Let's spread love, kindness, and happiness wherever we go!篇7Title: Helping OthersHey guys, do you know how cool it is to help others? It’s super awesome! When we help someone, we make their day a little brighter and spread kindness all around. So let’s talk about why it’s important to help others and how we can do it.First of all, helping others makes us feel happy and proud. When we see someone smile because of our help, it warms our hearts and makes us feel good inside. It’s like a warm fuzzy feeling that stays with us all day long. Plus, when we help others, we are showing kindness and compassion, which are really important qualities to have.Secondly, helping others can make a big difference in their lives. Whether it’s lending a hand to a friend who’s struggling with homework or donating toys to kids in need, every act of kindness matters. We never know how much our help can mean to someone else, so let’s always be ready to lend a helping hand.So how can we help others? It’s actually really easy! We can start by being polite and kind to everyone we meet. We can also offer to help when we see someone in need, like carrying groceries for an elderly neighbor or cheering up a friend who’s feeling sad. And don’t forget that even small acts of kindness,like saying “thank you” or giving someone a compliment, can make a big difference.In conclusion, helping others is super important and super fun! Let’s all do our part to spread kindness and make the world a better place. Remember, even the smallest act of kindness can have a big impact. So let’s be kind, be helpful, an d be awesome! Let’s go out there and make a difference!篇8Helping OthersHey everybody! Today I want to talk about helping others.It's really important to be kind and help people when they need it. You know, like sharing your toys with a friend or helping your mom or dad with chores.One time, my friend Sarah lost her pencil at school and I saw it on the floor. Instead of just walking by, I picked it up and gave it back to her. She was so happy and said thank you! It made me feel really good inside to help her out.There are lots of ways we can help others. We can be a good listener when someone is feeling sad or lonely. We can help our teachers clean up the classroom or offer to carry somethingheavy for someone. Even just smiling and saying hello can make someone's day better.Helping others is not only good for them, but it's good for us too. When we help someone, we feel happy and proud of ourselves. It's like a warm fuzzy feeling in our hearts.So let's all try to be kind and helpful to others. It doesn't have to be something big, even a small act of kindness can make a big difference. Let's make the world a better place by helping others every day!Remember, kindness is free, so let's sprinkle that stuff everywhere!篇9Title: Helping OthersHi everyone! Today I want to talk about helping others. It's so important to lend a hand to people in need. There are many ways to help others, and each one of us can make a difference.First of all, we can help our friends and classmates at school. If someone is struggling with their homework, we can offer to study with them or explain things in a way that's easier to understand. We can also share our toys or snacks with those whodon't have as much as we do. It's always nice to be kind and generous to others.We can also help our family members at home. We can do our chores without being asked, like setting the table for dinner or taking out the trash. We can also offer to help with cooking or cleaning if our parents are busy. It's important to show our appreciation for all the things they do for us.Another way to help others is by volunteering in our community. We can participate in clean-up events at the park, visit a nursing home to spend time with the elderly, or donate clothes and toys to those in need. These small acts of kindness can go a long way in making our community a better place.Remember, helping others not only benefits them, but it also makes us feel good too. It's a great feeling to know that we've made a positive impact on someone else's life. So let's all do our part to spread kindness and make the world a better place. Let's all be superheroes of kindness!篇10Title: Helping OthersHey guys, do you know how important it is to help others? Let me tell you a story about how helping others can make a big difference in someone's life.Once there was a boy named Timmy. Timmy was always kind and helpful to everyone he met. He would help his classmates with their homework, he would share his snacks with his friends, and he would even help his mom with the household chores.One day, Timmy saw a homeless man sitting on the street corner. The man looked cold and hungry. Timmy went up to him and offered him his jacket and some food that he had in his backpack. The man was so grateful and thanked Timmy for his kindness.From that day on, Timmy made it his mission to help others in need. He volunteered at the local soup kitchen, he donated his old toys and clothes to charity, and he even started a fundraiser to help build a new playground for the children in his neighborhood.By helping others, Timmy not only made a positive impact on their lives but also on his own. He felt happy and fulfilled knowing that he was making a difference in the world.So guys, always remember to lend a helping hand to those in need. It may seem like a small gesture, but it can make a big difference in someone's life. Let's all be like Timmy and spread kindness and love wherever we go!。

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Kind Self and Helpful NeighborI have always tried my best to be a kind and caring person, just like my neighbor Mrs. Johnson. She is one of the most generous and selfless people I know, always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Her compassion and eagerness to assist others have truly inspired me to be a better human being.Ever since I was a young child, my parents instilled in me the importance of treating others with kindness and respect. They taught me that a little act of kindness can go a long way in brightening someone's day and making the world a better place. It's a principle that I have carried with me throughout my life, and one that has been reinforced by the incredible example set by Mrs. Johnson.One of the earliest memories I have of her kindness dates back to when I was about eight years old. I had accidentally left my bike in her front yard after playing with friends, and when Iwent to retrieve it the next morning, I found that she had not only moved it to a safe spot but had also given it a thorough cleaning and tune-up. It was such a thoughtful gesture that left a lasting impression on me.Over the years, I have witnessed Mrs. Johnson's compassion time and time again. Whether it's shoveling the snow from her elderly neighbor's driveway, organizing neighborhood food drives for families in need, or simply offering a listening ear and a warm smile to anyone who needs it, she embodies what it truly means to be kind and caring.Her dedication to helping others extends beyond her immediate community as well. She is an active volunteer at the local animal shelter, where she spends countless hours caring for abandoned and mistreated animals. I have had the privilege of joining her on occasion, and it warms my heart to see the joy on the faces of the animals when they receive her love and attention.Mrs. Johnson's kindness is not limited to her actions alone; it is also evident in the way she carries herself and interacts with others. She has a gentle and patient demeanor that immediately puts people at ease, and she has a knack for making everyone feel valued and appreciated. Whether she's chatting with themailman or striking up a conversation with a stranger at the grocery store, she treats everyone with the same level of respect and genuine interest.Her generosity knows no bounds, and she is always willing to lend a hand, even when it means going out of her way or sacrificing her own time and resources. I recall one particularly harsh winter when a heavy snowstorm left many in our neighborhood stranded and without power. Without hesitation, Mrs. Johnson opened her doors and welcomed anyone who needed a warm place to stay or a hot meal. She worked tirelessly to ensure that everyone was comfortable and taken care of, embodying the true spirit of selflessness.It is this unwavering commitment to helping others that has inspired me to follow in her footsteps. Whenever I have the opportunity to volunteer or assist someone in need, I think of Mrs. Johnson and the profound impact her kindness has had on me and so many others. Her actions have taught me that true kindness comes from a place of genuine care and concern for others, and that even the smallest gestures can make a significant difference in someone's life.Through her example, I have learned the importance of being present and attentive to the needs of those around me. It'snot just about performing acts of kindness when it's convenient or expected; it's about cultivating a mindset of compassion and actively seeking out opportunities to make a positive impact, no matter how big or small.As I navigate through life, I strive to emulate the selflessness and generosity that Mrs. Johnson so effortlessly embodies. I aim to be a beacon of kindness and positivity, spreading warmth and joy wherever I go. Whether it's volunteering at a local charity, offering a helping hand to a classmate in need, or simply lending a listening ear to a friend going through a tough time, I want to make a difference in the lives of those around me, just as Mrs. Johnson has done for me and countless others.In a world that can often feel cold and indifferent, people like Mrs. Johnson serve as a reminder that kindness and compassion still exist. Her unwavering spirit and commitment to helping others have inspired me to be a better person and to pay forward the kindness I have received. As I continue on my journey through life, I hope to leave a lasting impact on those around me, just as Mrs. Johnson has done, by spreading kindness, empathy, and love wherever I go.篇2My Kind Heart and Helpful NeighborEver since I was a little kid, my parents always emphasized the importance of being a good, caring person who helps others in need. "Kindness costs nothing, but its value is priceless," my dad would say. My mom reinforced this lesson by always encouraging me to lend a hand to family, friends, neighbors - anyone who could use an extra bit of support or assistance. While I'll admit there were times when I didn't fully appreciate these lessons as a grumpy pre-teen who just wanted to play video games, the older I've gotten, the more I've realized how crucially important basic human kindness and compassion truly are.I've seen firsthand how even the smallest acts of generosity and looking out for one another can make such a profound positive difference in people's lives. This became especially clear to me last year when my elderly next-door neighbor, Mrs. Jenkins, suffered a bad fall that left her immobile for several weeks. My mom noticed Mrs. Jenkins' garage door hadn't been opened in a few days, so she went over to check on her. That's when we learned about her terrible accident - she had tripped over one of her many cats and tumbled down hard, breaking her hip.The poor woman lived all alone and didn't have any close family in the area to help care for her. As my mom explained the situation, I immediately felt a pang of empathy. I couldn't imagine being in such a vulnerable state at that age, utterly dependent on others, with no loved ones nearby to lean on. Without hesitation, my mom and I both knew we needed to do whatever we could to support Mrs. Jenkins through this difficult time.For the next few weeks, we made sure to stop by her place every day. My mom would tidy up, do light housekeeping, make her meals, and keep her company for a couple hours. I took care of outdoor chores like bringing in her mail and newspapers, taking out her garbage and recycling bins, and keeping an eye on her rambunctious cat Brigade who loved to dart outside any chance she could. We helped facilitate Mrs. Jenkins' home health care visits and made sure she took her medications on schedule. Basically, we tried our best to be the extra set of hands she desperately needed to maintain some sense of normalcy and independence during her recovery.At first, I'll admit my motivation was more out of familial obligation than genuine goodwill. Dealing with a cranky senior citizen and her unruly cat pack wasn't exactly how I'd envisionedspending my summer break. But before long, something remarkable happened - I actually started looking forward to our daily visits with Mrs. Jenkins. Despite her curmudgeonly demeanor, she had a witty sense of humor and iridescent zest for life. Trying to catch her cats and listening to her delightfully offbeat anecdotes about growing up in rural Mississippi during the Great Depression became strangely endearing experiences that brought me an unexpected sense of joy and fulfillment.Gradually, our bond grew stronger and she became like a quirky grandmother to me. I relished the opportunity to soak up obscure bits of wisdom and cultural context about a fascinating era I had only read about in history books. In turn, I think my youthful optimism and upbeat attitude provided somemuch-needed levity and revitalization for her during an incredibly challenging ordeal. She may have been in her twilight years, but Mrs. Jenkins still loved a good laugh and cheeky banter. We became an odd couple brought together by sheer circumstance, but deeply enriching each other's lives in ways we never could've predicted.When Mrs. Jenkins regained mobility after a couple of months and was able to resume living independently, I was honestly a bit melancholy knowing our regular visits would soonbe ending. But she earned an eternal place in my heart, helping reshape my perspective in such a positive way. Her remarkable resilience and unrelenting zest for life despite immense personal adversity were profound inspirations. More than anything though, Mrs. Jenkins crystallized for me the transformational power of basic human decency.Just a few hours of compassion each week, simply being there for someone in need, profoundly enriched not only her life, but my own as well. It fostered an unlikely yet beautiful friendship spanning generations, formed from the mutual bonds of shared struggle, laughter, and ultimately, love. In many ways, Mrs. Jenkins became the mascot for everything my parents had instilled in me about leading a life of empathy and kindness. Our experience showed me just how much of an impact even the smallest good deeds can yield - they hold the potential to change lives in vastly meaningful ways.These days, I carry the lessons from Mrs. Jenkins with me always, trying to emulate her bright spirit and authentically kind heart in everything I do. When I see someone in need of help, I don't hesitate. Whether it's assisting someone struggling with heavy packages, donating my slowly outdating electronics and clothes to charitable causes, or even just holding the door forothers, I recognize that benevolence begets benevolence. The more we treat each other with basic human respect and decency, the more those mindful actions spread in ripples, fostering a wider current of compassion throughout our communities and the world at large.This shift in mindset hasn't just made me a better person, but has also enriched my own life in profound ways. By getting outside myself, entering the lives of others, and striving to understand and empathize with their unique struggles and perspectives, I've become far more culturally aware and emotionally intelligent. My ideological horizons have expanded, opening my eyes to a endlessvariety of circumstances and life philosophies I'd been blissfully oblivious to from my narrow, privileged bubble. I've made new friends from all walks of life, formed special bonds, and come to appreciate the resilient beauty that can blossom from adversity when people unite and look out for one another.These enriching experiences have even helped clarify my academic direction and professional aspirations. I now feel a profound calling to become a social worker, ideally with a nonprofit organization focused on helping underserved communities and marginalized populations across the globe.While this is an immense challenge filled with significant adversity, I accept the struggle because I've learned that good, caring people willing to be the change they wish to see can have an immeasurably positive impact. All it takes is leading with empathy, meeting people wherever they are without judgment, and walking alongside them with patience and compassion on their personal journeys of perseverance.I'll forever be indebted to Mrs. Jenkins and my parents for cultivating this mentality within me. Being kind isn't just some moral cliche - it's one of our most potent instruments for achieving inner peace, personal growth, and making the world a better place for all. In a society still grappling with division, hate, and indifference towards others' suffering, these lessons have never been more vital. But by paying it forward one selfless act at a time while encouraging others to join the growing humanitarian wave, we can foster a transformational tide of hope for a kinder, more conscious, and beautiful future. It all starts with good people taking that first step to enhance someone else's life, no matter how small the gesture may seem. That mere pebble in the pond can catalyze lasting ripples of change.篇3My Kind Self and Helpful NeighborAs a young student, I've come to realize that true kindness and a willingness to help others can make a profound impact on the world around us. This realization didn't come from a textbook or a lecture, but rather from the living example of my neighbor, Mrs. Johnson.Mrs. Johnson is a retired schoolteacher who has lived next door to my family for as long as I can remember. Even as a child, I was struck by her warm smile and her seemingly inexhaustible supply of patience and understanding. Whenever I saw her tending to her immaculate garden or simply enjoying a cup of tea on her front porch, there was a sense of calmness and contentment that radiated from her very being.It wasn't until I grew older that I truly began to appreciate the depth of Mrs. Johnson's kindness and her commitment to helping those around her. Whether it was offering a listening ear to a troubled friend, baking treats for a new family in the neighborhood, or volunteering her time at the local community center, she embodied the very essence of selflessness.One particular instance that stands out in my mind occurred when I was in middle school. I had been struggling with a particularly difficult math concept, and no matter how many times I reviewed the material, it just wouldn't click. In a momentof frustration, I confided in Mrs. Johnson, not expecting much more than a sympathetic ear. However, to my surprise, she not only listened patiently but also offered to tutor me herself.Over the next few weeks, Mrs. Johnson dedicated countless hours to helping me understand the concepts that had once seemed so elusive. With her patient guidance and unwavering belief in my abilities, the fog began to lift, and the once-daunting equations slowly became manageable. More importantly, her kindness and willingness to go above and beyond instilled in me a newfound confidence and a desire to pay it forward.From that point on, I made a conscious effort to emulate Mrs. Johnson's example of kindness and generosity. Whether it was offering to help a classmate with a difficult assignment, volunteering at a local soup kitchen, or simply lending a listening ear to a friend in need, I found immense satisfaction in making a positive impact on those around me.As I progressed through high school and eventually college, the opportunities to practice kindness and helpfulness only grew.I became involved in various community service organizations, participated in tutoring programs, and sought out ways to make a difference, no matter how small.One particularly rewarding experience was volunteering at a local retirement home. There, I had the chance to interact with residents who had lived remarkable lives but often felt forgotten or overlooked by society. By simply taking the time to listen to their stories, share a laugh or a game of cards, I witnessed firsthand the transformative power of kindness and human connection.It was during these moments that I truly understood the profound impact Mrs. Johnson had on me. Her example taught me that kindness is not merely a fleeting act, but rather a way of life – a choice we make each day to uplift and support those around us.As I look back on my journey thus far, I can't help but feel a deep sense of gratitude for Mrs. Johnson and the invaluable lessons she imparted. Her kindness and willingness to help a struggling student not only aided my academic progress but also shaped the person I have become.In a world that often seems consumed by selfishness and indifference, Mrs. Johnson's example serves as a beacon of hope – a reminder that small acts of kindness can ripple outward, touching lives in ways we may never fully comprehend.As I move forward in life, I carry with me the determination to continue Mrs. Johnson's legacy of kindness and helpfulness. Whether it's through my future career, volunteering endeavors, or simply the way I interact with those around me, I am committed to being a force for good in this world.To Mrs. Johnson and all those who have inspired me with their kindness, I say thank you. Your selfless acts have not only enriched my life but have also motivated me to pay it forward, to be a source of light and positivity for others, just as you have been for me.In a world that can sometimes feel overwhelmingly complex and challenging, the simple act of being kind and helpful serves as a powerful reminder of our shared humanity and our ability to make a difference, one small act at a time.。

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文My Kindness and My Helpful NeighborI'm a pretty nice kid, if I do say so myself. Mom always tells me I have a kind heart and a giving spirit. I try my best to be good to others and help out however I can. It just feels right to be a caring, compassionate person. Treating people with kindness makes me happy inside.One of my favorite things is seeing the smile on someone's face when I do something nice for them. Like the other day, I was walking home from school and I saw Mrs. Wilson struggling to carry all her heavy grocery bags. She's an elderly lady who lives down the street. Without even thinking about it, I rushed over and asked if I could help her carry some of the bags. Her face just lit up with joy and gratitude. "Why, thank you, young man!" she exclaimed. "Aren't you a sweet child?" We walked together back to her house, chatting cheerfully along the way. Helping her out was no big deal for me, but it clearly meant so much to her. That's what kindness is all about.At school, I always try to be a friend to the kids who get picked on or left out. I hate seeing anyone feel sad or lonely. There's this one boy in my class named Peter who gets teased alot because he's really shy and has a hard time making friends. At recess, while the other kids run around screaming and being rambunctious, Peter usually just sits off by himself reading a book. It makes me feel bad for him. So every day, I make an effort to go over and talk to Peter, ask him how he's doing, and invite him to join me and my friends in whatever game we're playing. Sometimes he says no, but sometimes he says yes and I can tell it makes him happy to be included.I think part of why I'm so caring is because of my neighbor, Mr. Jenkins. He's an incredibly kind, generous man who has always looked out for me. We've lived next door to Mr. Jenkins since I was a baby. My earliest memories are of him waving to me over the fence with a warm smile as I toddled around in the backyard. He'd always offer me freeze pops or cookies, and slip me little toys to play with.As I got older, Mr. Jenkins was like a second grandfather to me. Whenever my parents went out at night, he would eagerly agree to babysit me. We'd have so much fun together - he'd make my favorite foods for dinner, we'd play games, and he'd read me endless bedtime stories doing all the funny voices for the different characters. If I had a bad dream, he'd come sit on the edge of my bed and gently rub my back until I fell backasleep feeling safe and secure. He treated me with so much kindness and patience.Mr. Jenkins is retired now, but he still keeps active by helping out all the neighbors. If there's a snowstorm, he'll shovel everyone's sidewalks and driveways without being asked. In the autumn, he rakes up all the fallen leaves from the yards on our street. In the summertime, Mr. Jenkins loves gardening and growing fresh vegetables, which he's always generous about sharing with everyone. His tomatoes and green beans are legendary! Whenever he picks more than he can eat, he brings the extras around in a basket and hands them out with a cheery wave.Besides being a kind neighbor, Mr. Jenkins is also one of the most helpful people I know. My parents both work a lot, so Mr. Jenkins is always willing to give me a ride if I need to get somewhere after school. He'll take me to baseball practice, music lessons, or just to a friend's house to hang out when my parents are stuck at the office. He never complains about it, and is always early with a smile on his face.I'll never forget the time a few years ago when I accidentally tossed my baseball through Mr. Jenkins' window. I felt just awful about it - I knew I should have been more careful. But instead ofgetting angry or yelling at me, Mr. Jenkins just laughed it off. "No need to worry, son, it's just an accident," he assured me as he swept up the shattered glass. Then he pitched right in and helped me look everywhere for that baseball, finally finding it under his couch. When we couldn't get the window fixed until the next day, he set up fans to keep his house cool overnight. He insisted I not feel bad about it. "These things happen, especially with rambunctious young boys!" he told me with a wink. His kindness and understanding helped me learn that mistakes happen, and the important thing is how you deal with them.Lately, Mr. Jenkins' health hasn't been so great. He had to have knee surgery last year, followed by a long recovery period using a walker and then a cane. During that time, our whole neighborhood pitched in to help him out however we could. We all took turns mowing his lawn, bringing over home-cooded meals, and just stopping by to visit and keep his spirits up. It was the least we could do for such a sweet man who has helped out our community so selflessly for decades.Now, at age 85, Mr. Jenkins has a hard time getting around and can't do as much for himself as he used to. So my family and I make sure to check on him often. A few times a week, I'll go next door and help him with chores around the house, like takingout the trash bins, changing light bulbs, or just keeping him company with a friendly chat. My parents and I also make him dinner every Sunday and take it over to his house for a little visit.I can see how much he appreciates the company and assistance, especially as he's gotten more frail.Whenever I see Mr. Jenkins, I'm reminded of the incredible value of being a kind, caring person who helps others. He has lived his entire life that way, always putting other people first and looking for ways to brighten someone's day or lend a helping hand. Just by watching him, I've learned so many lessons about generosity, compassion, and service to my community. Mr. Jenkins is an inspiration, and the perfect example of how kindness has a way of flowing outward and upward in beautiful ways when you practice it consistently. The world could use more people like him.I hope that as I keep growing up, I can hold onto the kindness I try to embody as a child. It's such an easy, beautiful way to move through life - sprinkling joy and brightness wherever I go, helping out wherever I'm needed, and making people's days just a little bit better through caring words and actions. By approaching life with the pure simplicity of a child's kind heart, I know I'll be able stay grounded in what reallymatters most. And the inspiring example of wonderful neighbors like Mr. Jenkins with give me something to aspire to. My dream is to have the lifelong impact of kindness that he has created just by being a helper and a friend to everyone around him. If I can manage to brighten lives with generosity, selflessness and compassion the way Mr. Jenkins has done for decades, then I'll know I've lived a life well-lived.。

高考英语模块 Helping people around t

落堕市安心阳光实验学校Unit 4 Helping people around the world一、用所给单词的正确形式填空1.The earthquake victims are in (urgency) need of medical supplies.2.This is partly a _________(politics) and partly a legal question.3.After three days without food, he was close to (starve).4.According to the report, personal (possess)of guns in the USA has caused a lot of trouble.5.Young and inexperienced, he was upset to be left to deal with the (trouble) case alone.6.The story (reminder) me of an experience I once had.7.His character a (acquirement)him a good name.8.After she retired, she did a lot of (volunteer)work for the Red Cross.9.The book gave a vivid _____________(describe) of the war.10.He knows a little Chinese, so he can communicate with you without an (interpret).二、根据句意和汉语或首字母提示写出所缺单词的完全形式1.Living in _________(偏僻的) mountain village, they have little contact with the outside world. 【答案】remote【解析】由于住在偏僻的山村，他们很少与外界联系。

关于帮助他人的英文名言

关于帮助他人的英文名言关于帮助他人的英文名言如果你对人友善，处处为别人着想，并总是显得很开心。

下面是整理的帮助他人的英文名言，欢迎阅读。

帮助他人的英文名言1、最好的满足，是给他人的帮助。

The best satisfaction is to help others.2、我们的生命是天赋的，我们惟有献出生命，才能得到生命。

Our life is gifted. We only have to give it to life.3、我们无法帮助每个人，但每个人能帮助到某些人。

We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help some people.4、与人为善，乐于助人乃举手之劳，无需付出任何代价。

To be kind and helpful is to do nothing but pay any price.5、谁若想在厄运时得到援助，就应在平日待人以宽。

Anyone who wants to get help when he has bad luck should be generous on weekdays.6、要散布阳光到别人心里，先要自己心里有阳光。

To spread sunshine to others’ hearts, we must first have sunshine in our hearts.7、砖连砖成墙，瓦连瓦成房。

Bricks and bricks are made into walls, and tiles are built into houses.8、你要记住，永远要愉快地多给别人，少从别人那里拿取。

You have to remember that you should always give others more pleasure and less from others.9、如果你对人友善，处处为别人着想，并总是显得很开心。

Unit_1_Helping_people_in_need_每课一练1(牛津深圳版八年级下册)

初中英语八年级下Unit1 helping people in need单元测试题笔试部分(80分)I．选择题。

（每小题1分，共20分）A．词语释义。

（每小题1分，共5分）从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以替换划线部分的最佳选项。

( ) 1. Our village is holding a meeting to raise money for building the new hall.A. createB. hideC. stealD. collect( ) 2. They have permission to build 500 new houses.A. are madeB. have conversation.C. have directionD. are allowed( ) 3. We should always help those who are in need.A. in factB. in troubleC. in additionD. in public( ) 4. Let's go to help raise her spirits.A. look her upB. take care of herC. cheer her upD. make fun of her ( ) 5. All I want is to have some peace with my grandchildren.A. quietB. warC. noiseD. energyB．选择填空。

（每小题1分，共15分）从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

( ) 6. --- Mom, Peter_______ to teach me to play table tennis.--- How lucky you are! He is good at teaching and playing table tennis.A. providedB. offeredC. tookD. spent( ) 7. --- You'd better stop smoking, or you'll _____various illnesses. --- OK, I'll listen to you.A. suffer fromB. learn aboutC. look likeD. look out ( ) 8. --- Why was the manager angry _______Tim?--- Because he made a ______mistake in his work.A. in; seriousB. with; seriouslyC. with; seriousD. in; seriously( ) 9. --- Can you give me some advice on how to write a nice passage?--- Sure. To write a good passage, you must first _______ your ideas.A. calculateB. endC. growD. organize( ) 10. --- Why does the 3-year-old boy like beating (打) other children?--- Because he can't ________himself well. Using hands is much easier than using his mouth.A. expressB. teachC. challengeD. realize( ) 11. Her son died in her arms. She felt so much _______that she cried aloud.A pattern B. break C. pain D. sound( ) 12. After they played basketball together, a close_______ grew up between Tim and Jack slowly.A. hobbyB. friendshipC. footprintD. spaceship( ) 13. --- When the teacher told us we won the competition, we all jumped up with______.--- I'm _______about the good news too.A. peace; angryB. peace; happyC. joy; angryD. joy; happy ( ) 14. --- Ann fell down from her bike and was badly ______ last week.--- What a bad______! Is she still in hospital?A. hurt; experienceB. laughed; experienceC. hurt; cultureD. laughed; culture( ) 15. --- Where does your grandfather live?--- In the countryside. He lives _______in a big house and often feels_____.A. alone: aloneB. lonely; aloneC. alone; lonelyD. lonely; lonely( ) 16. ---________ is your new bike? --- I ________about 900 yuan for it.A. How many paidB. How much; paidC. How many; tookD. How much; took ( ) 17. With Father's Day around the corner, I have taken some money out of the bank __presents for my old dad.A. to buyB. buyC. buyingD. to have buy( ) 18. ---__________catch the train, we have to get up early tomorrow morning.--- OK. Let's ________to bed now.A. So that; goB. In order to; to goC. In order to; goD. So that; to go( ) 19. We agreed _______ here but so far she hasn't turned up yet.A. meetB. meetingC. to meetD. to meeting( ) 20. ---_____________? ---To help the poor students.A. Why do you help the poor studentsB. What do you use the money forC. When would you like to help themD. Where are you going for your holidaysII．完形填空。

helping people B1

七年级英语下学期Unit2-helping-people深港版

高中英语 Unit4《helping people ar

HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Unit6 Helping people

(教参)选修6Unit4HelpingpeoplearoundtheworldWord版含解析

专题6-4 Helping people around the world基础知识清

EIMBook1Unit2Helpingotherpeople单元知识要点

unit1 helping people in need 帮助需要帮助的人

2020版高考英语一轮复习第1部分Unit4Helpingpeoplearoundtheworld

新牛津译林版高中英语选修二Unit3Helping People-ExtendedReading课件

EIM Book 1 Unit 2 Helping other people 单元知识要点

M6U4_Helping_people_around_the_world__Revision

帮助有困难的人 英语e开头的表达

helpingothers英语作文80字

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文

善良的我和乐于助人的邻居英语作文

高考英语 模块 Helping people around t

关于帮助他人的英文名言

Unit_1_Helping_people_in_need_每课一练1(牛津深圳版八年级下册)

帮助有困难的人英语e开头的表达

高考英语模块 Helping people around t