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新标准大学英语3(第二版)(综合教程)参考答案

Unit 1Active reading 1First reading Task 1CFirst reading Task 2BCCDCAReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 11.attendance2.ambitious3.productive4.resistance5.script6.acceptanceReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 21.mortgage2.deck3.surf4.(1)coastal (2) defy5.clamped6.criticized7.hauled8.precedingReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 3 BABBB BABBActive reading 2First reading TaskReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 1 1. (1)elapsed (2) cemetery2. (1)rear (2) crammed3triple4. (1)budding (2) biography5.finite6.dwellers7.invest8.skip9.inevitableReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 2 ABAAA BAAAB BAABB BAGuided writingWriting Task 11-b,2-c,3-aWriting Task 21-c,2-a,3-bUnit testPart I: Vocabulary and StructureSection A1.ingenious2.promotion3.surf4.provisiona5.Chronologically6.ambitious7.Inevitably8.skip9.impromptu10.resistance11.untimely12.defy13.permanently14.attendance15.prologue16.allot17.acceptance18.uncertainty19.productive20.humiliationSection B21.on22.out23.for24.to25.about26.in27.of28.at29.out30.underPart II: Banked Cloze31.promotion32.transition33.sidelines34.lengthy35.rear36.dwellers37.mortgage38.finite39.budding40.coastalPart III: Reading ComprehensionCBDDAUnit 2Active reading 1First reading Task 11.The parents couldn't afford to give the children expensivepresents,so they would buy presents after Christmas at a reduced price.2. Other children's parents told them that their presents were left by Santa Claus and made in the North Pole.In fact,the presentswere made in Japan and left by the parents.3.They celebrated Christmas about a week later,because at that time they could get Christmas trees,wrapping paper,decorations,andpresents more cheaply,or even for free.4.One child went into the desert with the father each time.5.They went to see the stars because the father wanted to"give" eachchild a star or planet.He said that these were their Christmas presens.6.According to the father,the stars didn't belong to anyone,sothey could be claimed by the children.7.Betelgeuse and Rigel are stars,while Venus is a planet,not a star.Venus is smaller than a star and doesn't make its own light.8.The stars last much longer than toys.The father says that whenthe toys are all broken and forgotten,the stars will still exist.First reading Task 2CReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 11.twinkle2.horizon3.deceiveyer5.descendants6.magneticReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 21.marbles2.junkbel4.mythical5.logicalReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 3B A B B A A AActive reading 2First reading Task 11.expected to be good and industrious2.developing a process of acquiring thought,reason and understanding3.regularly beaten and told off by parents and older siblings until they develop social competence,seen as being very naughty.4.trcated with great care and reverence,believed that they arein contact with the spirit world.5.seen as incompetent and irresponsible; playing not working,going to school not labouring,consumption instead of productionpetent and responsible; expected to workpetent and responsible; girls expected to work from a young age,be married and have children at 12 or 13; boys have fewerresponsibilities and get married laterFirst reading Task 2DABDCCReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 11.contact2.harsh3.consumers4.knitting5.colonies6.take exception to7.impose8.perspect ive9.interveneReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 21.continual2.dependent on3.ethnic5.outsiders6.reluctance7.externalReading in detail: Vocabulary exercises Task 3A A AB A B B ALanguage in useTask 11.The star ofthe play is a Hollywood actor.2.I couldn't refuse his offer.3.Columbus claimed America in the name of Queen Isabella.4.He touched the hot dish and burmed his fingers.5.We laughed about all the kids who believed in Santa.6.Our ideas about childhood have undergone changes over the years.7.Our view about children is that they are incompetent and dependent.8.Social anthropologists have questions about the role of childhood in the community.1.irreplaceable2.irrational3.unacceptable4.ineffcient5.inaccurate6.unlikelyTask 3The clauses that usually follow rather than are main clauses,subordinate clauses and-ing form clauses.Note: Nouns can also come after rather than.Task 41.Rather than celebrating Christmas on December 25,they waiteda week.2.Her father offered her the planet Venus,rather than traditional Christmas present.3.Venus is a planet,rather than a star.4.Rather than broken junk,they would always have their stars.5.Rather than work,a child's li fe today is characterized by play.6.Parents treat their children with leniency, rather than reasoning with them.1.core competence2.(1)imposes (2)ban3.tight-knit4.(1)knit (2 )brows5.(1)knit (2) jumper /hat6.energy consumptionTask 6在西方，做父母的非常了解受父母过度保护的孩子的弱点:这些孩子害怕冒险，缺乏决断力，缺少在现实生活中获得成功的手段; 上大学时，许多人无法较好地适应大学生活的严苛，退学是常有的事。

拿大相框拍照好吗英文作文

拿大相框拍照好吗英文作文英文：Is it good to take photos with a Canadian photo frame? Well, it depends on what you want to achieve. If you want to create a patriotic or Canadian-themed photo, then using a Canadian photo frame can be a great idea. It can add a unique touch to your photo and make it stand out from the rest.However, if you're looking for a more classic or timeless look, then a plain or simple photo frame may be a better choice. A Canadian photo frame can be quite bold and may not match every decor or style.Ultimately, the decision to use a Canadian photo frame or not depends on your personal preference and the message you want to convey through your photo. If you want to show your love for Canada or create a fun and unique photo, then a Canadian photo frame can be a great choice.中文：拿加拿大相框拍照好吗？这取决于你想要实现什么目的。

may i take a picture of you同义句

may i take a picture of you同义句
摘要：
1.提出问题：询问是否可以拍照
2.分析同义句：提供不同的表达方式
3.总结：各种表达方式的优缺点
正文：
当我们想要给某人拍照时，我们通常会礼貌地询问“我可以给你拍张照片吗？”在英语中，这个意思可以用许多不同的表达方式来表达。

以下是一些可以用来询问是否可以拍照的同义句。

1."May I take a picture of you?" 这是最直接、最简单的方式，也是最常用的。

2."Could I take a photo with you?" 这个表达方式稍微有些不同，但是也非常礼貌。

3."Would it be okay if I took a picture of you?" 这个表达方式更加委婉，同时也表达了对对方意愿的尊重。

4."Is it alright if I take a photo with you?" 这也是一种非常礼貌的方式，同时也很清楚地表达了请求。

以上这些表达方式都是非常常见的，而且都可以用来询问是否可以给某人拍照。

不过，我们需要根据具体的情况和对方的反应来选择最合适的方式。

在某些场合，可能需要使用更加委婉的表达方式，而在其他场合，直接表达可能更加合适。

微距摄影（英文）

微距摄影（英文）Macro PhotographySign In/RegisterSearchl Classifiedsl Shopl Travell LearnMacro Photographyl Equipment"how to take close-up pictures of smalll Videosthings"l Forumsby Philip Greenspunl Galleryl CommunityHome : Learn : One Articlemacro \'mak-.ro-\ aj [macr-] 1: excessively developed : LARGE,THICK 2: of or involving large quantities 3: GROSSTaking close-up pictures of small things is called "macro photography." I haveno idea why. Perhaps because the small things in macro photography aregenerally larger than the things you are taking pictures of when doing "microphotography". If you really want to be pedantic then you should say you aredoing "photomacrography"What Kind of CameraYou probably want a standard 35mm single-lens reflex camera. You will see in the viewfinder what thefilm sees. If you have a lot of money, you can get a 6x6 single-lens reflex such as the Rollei 6008. That'smore or less the same idea. If you have a lot of patience, you can do macro photography with a 4x5 inchview cameraIn the digital world, true macro photography is possible only with single-lens reflex cameras that takeinterchangeable lenses, such as the Canon D30, the Fuji S1, the Nikon D1, and the various Kodakprofessional bodies. One nice thing about these cameras is that their small CCDs effectively magnify theimage captured by whatever macro lens you've purchased. Thus a 100mm macro lens mounted on aCanon D30 effectively becomes a 160mm lens. And if the lens gives 1:1 magnification on 35mm film,you get 1.6:1 on the D30's sensor////0>. 1 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:25Macro PhotographyDoing it all with a 50mm Normal LensIn the good old days a 35mm single-lens reflex camera came with a 50mm "normal" lens. These lenses were extremely light, rugged,and high quality so naturally the consuming public abandoned them for heavy, fragile, low quality zooms. But that's another story Anyway, suppose that you are out in the woods with your Nikonand a 50mm normal lens and you want to take a picture of the tip ofa pine needleFirst, though, you want to take a picture of the moon. That's prettyfar away, so you feel comfortable setting the lens focusing helical to "infinity". The "nodal point" of theoptics will now be 50 millimeters from the plane of the film. [Note: exposure for the moon should beroughly f/11 and 1/film-speed.]The effort of setting up your tripod is so great that you become tired and fall asleep. When you wake upin the morning, there is a bear standing 10 feet away. You refocus your 50mm lens to get a picture of thegrizzly. As you turn the helical from "infinity" to "10 feet", notice that the optics are racked out awayfrom the film. The nodal point is a bit farther than 50 millimeters from the film plane. The lens is castingan image circle somewhat larger than the 24x36mm frame. Some of the light gathered by the lens istherefore being lost but it isn't significantAfter snapping that photo of the bear, you notice that his fangs are glistening. These aren't going toappear very large in your last shot, so you move up until you are about 1.5 feet from the bear. That'sabout as close as the Nikon lens helical will let you focus. The nodal point is now pretty far from thelens. Extra light is spilling off to the edges of the frame , but still not far enough to require an exposurecorrection. The bear's face is 1.5 feet high. You've oriented the camera vertically so that the face fills the36mm dimension. 36mm is about 1.5 inches. So that means you are working at "1:12". The subject is 12times the size of the subject's image on filmYou're losing some light,but also you notice that you don't have too much depth of field. A 50mm lensfocussed down to a foot from the subject only has a depth of field of 1/16th of an inch at f/4. Noproblem. You haul out a big electronic flash and stop down to f/11. Now your depth of field is awhopping. 1/2 inchLooking down, you become fascinated by some pattern's in the bear's claws. Each one is about 1.5inches long. You'd like to fill the 35mm frame's long dimension with a claw, which means that thesubject and its image will be the same size. You want to work at "1:1". But those scumbags at Nikonskimped on the helical. You can't rack your optics out far enough to focus at 1:1. It looks like that pineneedle tip photo is completely out of the questionWhy did Nikon limit your ability to focus close? For starters, at 1:1 your lens would be so far away from////. 2 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro Photographythe film that it would cast a huge image circle. The standard 35mm frame would only be a tiny fractionSo only about 1/4 of the light gathered by the lens would reach the film. A scene that required a lens setting of f/16 at infinity would require a lens setting of about f/8at 1:1. All this other light would bebouncing around inside your camera and lens, reducing contrast. Finally, a fixed stack of opticalelements can't be designed to form sharp images at so many different focussed distancesClose-Up LensesYour eyes don't focus so great on really small things either. Do you try to pull your cornea a foot away from your retina? No. You sticka magnifying glass in front of your cornea. You can do the samething for your 50mm lens. Unlike your cornea, it even hasconvenient threads for attaching a magnifying glassA photo shop could never sell you a "magnifying glass" for $50 sothey call these things "supplementary lenses" or "close-up lenses"Good things about close-up lenses:l they don't require any exposure correctionsl you can throw a couple in your pocket in case you need themBad things about close-up lenses:l they aren't very high quality though they might be good enough if you stop down to f/16 and ifyou can find two-element close-up lenses e.g., Nikon-brand instead of the cheapo one-elementonesl you have to take them on and off constantly if you are taking pictures of things at differentdistancesI never use close-up lenses but they are described fairly thoroughly in the Kodak ProfessionalPhotoguideAt right: a model of Sacre Coeur, captured with a Minolta 50mm lens and single-element Minolta-brandclose-up lens. The image has lots of problems but I think I was 11 years old when I took itMacro Zoom LensesMacro zoom lenses are not macro lenses. They don't allow significantly greater magnification than a50mm normal lens and they deliver low qualityMacro Lenses////. 3 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro PhotographyWhat you want is a macro lens. Fortunately, it is difficult tobuy a bad macro lens. This is kind of odd in a world where90% of the lenses sold are bad. Here's my theory: Every dayat least one man wakes up and says to himself "I have a 1.5inch long penis; I think I will buy a big SLR like a pro. But I don't want to spend money on frills like lenses so I'll get aTokina zoom." However, no man ever wakes up and says tohimself "I have a 1.5 inch long penis. I think I will buy amacro lens so that I can make a 1:1 photograph of my penisand distribute this photo from my Web server. But I don'twant to spend too much on this lens so I'll try to find a cheap Sigma."In short, anyone in the market for a macro lens is already fairlysophisticated and quality conscious. Ifyou read USENET then you know that the world is full of people asking "is this $150 Tamron 75-300zoom as good as a $900 Nikon 300 prime?" Can you blame Tamron/Tokina/Sigma for trying to separatepeople like this from their $150? But there isn't apparently a big enough collection of fools in the marketfor macro lenses to support a junky macro lens subcategoryIn my humble opinion, the best macro lenses are the latest autofocus mount models made by Nikon myprimary 35mm system is Canon EOS, by the way. Nikon makes 60mm, 105mm and 200mm focallengths. Each lens will focus continuously from infinity to 1:1. You can shoot the moon and capture thebear claw without stopping to change lenses or screw in filters. How do these lenses work? Do they justhave a much longer helical than the 50mm normal lens? Yes and noYes a macro lens helical has much more travel than a normal lens helical. You can watch the frontelement move an inch or two. However, these helicals aren't just pushing a stack of glass back and forthlike the 50mm's helical. Inside one of the elements is moving"floating" so that the optical designchanges to a more appropriate one for close-up photography. Thus you get sharp images at all focusseddistancesHow do you choose a focal length? The same way you do with a non-macro lens. If you can't get veryclose to your subject at a soccer game, you don't pull out a 50mm lens; you get a 300. If you can't getclose to an insect without it getting scared and flying away, then you want the 200mm lens and not the50. If you want to compress features in a woman's face, you don't geta 28mm lens; you get a 105mmlens. It is the same with macro work; longer lenses give you a flatter perspective////. 4 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro Photography What about other companies? Canon makes 50, 100, and 180mm macro lensesAll three incorporate floating elements. The 50 is cheap but it only goes to 1:2without a "life size converter" sort of like a telextender that you stick betweenthe lens and the camera. The 50 is also annoying because it has the ancient non-USM Canon motor. So it can't do simultaneous AF and MF like the ring-USMlenses. The 100 goes to 1:1 but also has the old-style motor. The 180/3.5 is anew design with three low dispersion elements, a tripod mount, and USM forfull-time manual focus. It is also compatible with the Canon telextenders. Atright, you can see about as close as one can get with the Canon 50 from myChristina page; part of the reason that is banned by most of the Netcensorship servicesTamron makes a newish 90/2.8 macro lens that goes to 1:1. It is probablypretty goodIf you feel like spending a lot of money then what you want isa 6x6 cm Rollei 6008. The 120/4 Zeiss Makro-Planar samelens as for a Hasselblad will set you back about $3400. That's right, you could buy a Nikon 105/2.8 macro lens and threeN90 bodies for the price of the Rollei lens aloneRollei probably has the most intelligently designed macrosystem in the worldI photographed these orchids at left in Hawaii with the 120Zeiss macro lens, Kodak Gold 100 film 120 size naturally,tripod, f/16 and 1/15th of a secondExposureUnless you are using close-up lenses, when doing any kind ofmacro work, you always have to consider the effective f-stop. Even if you are using the SLR body's built-in meter, which will correct automatically for light loss, you can't turn off your brain. Why notBecause the effective aperture affects picture qualityTaking pictures through a pinhole results in tremendous depth offield but very low sharpness due to diffraction. This is why lenses for your 35mm camera stop at f/22 and don't go to f/45 or f/64View camera lenses provide these smaller apertures for two reasons: 1 the lenses are longer f/64 on a////. 5 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro Photography210mm lens is not all that small a hole; 2 the negative won't be enlarged very muchIf you're at 1:1 and have selected f/22 on the macro lens barrel, you need to look at the lens markingsand/or the close-up exposure dial in the Kodak Professional Photoguide to learn that your effectiveaperture is f/45If you're using a handheld meter, then you absolutely must use these corrections e.g., meter says f/22but you're focussed down to 1:1 so you set f/11 on the lens barrel[Note: the modern Nikons, e.g., 6006, 8008, N90, show you the effective aperture in the viewfinder; theF4 does not; Canon EOS cameras do not. Another reason to go with the Nikon system if you are intomacro photography.]LightingA good quick and dirty lighting technique is to use a through-the-lens TTL metered flash with a dedicated extension cord SC-17 in the Nikon system. A modern handheld flash is extremely powerful when used a few inches from a macro subject. That lets you stop down to f/16 and smaller for good depth of field. I sometimes just hold the flash to one side of the subject and have an assistant hold awhite piece of paper on the other side to serve as a reflectorAnyway, you have enough power in the flash to pretty much use all the diffusion material that you can find. Let the camera turn the flash off when enough light has reached the filmLighting is the most important and creative part of any kind of photography. I've written an entire bookchapter on the subject so I'm not going to try covering it hereThe Samoyed nose at right belongs to Alex. I captured it with a Canon EOS-5, 180/2.8 macro lens, andTTL-metered Canon flash. Below: a foot recently pulled out of one of those weird sandals with all thebumps. Nikon 8008, 60/2.8 lens, SB-24 lens with SC-17 cord////. 6 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro PhotographyLet's combine what we've learned until now: the aquariumCombining everything we've learned up to this point, let's look at a case study: the aquarium. The itemsinside are pretty close, so you need a macro lens. If you put a rubber lens hood on the front of the lens,then you can mush it up against the glass and avoid reflections. Now you need light. Well, you can justget a flash on an extension cord and point it into the aquarium from just about anywhereHere are some examples from the public aquarium in Monterey, taken with a Nikon 8008, 60mm AFmacro lens set for manual focus, SB-24 flash, SC-17 extension cord.I wiped the glass with ahandkerchief, asked my friend to hold the flash, and pushed the lens hood up against the glass:I'm still trying to figure out how I managed to get a lawyer in that last frameFocusWith a depth of field of around one millimeter for precise macro work, camera positioning and focusbecome critical. If you have a good tripod and head, you'll find thatyou have at least 10 controls toadjust. Each of them will move the camera. None of them will move the camera along the axis that youcare aboutThat's why people buy macro focusing rails. These are little rack and pinions capable of moving theentire camera/lens assembly forward and back. You use the tripod to roughly position the camera/lensand then the macro rail to do fine positioning////. 7 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro PhotographyI snapped the photos below in the garden of the Getty Center and, though I had a fancy Canon 180macro lens, I didn't have a tripod. So I couldn't focus precisely and couldn't stop down enough to getsufficient depth of field. The results are rather disappointing Beyond 1:1 the Canon WayIn the Canon EOS system, going beyond 1:1 is as simple as calling up one of the recommended retailers and ordering a Canon MP-E 65 1X-5X macro lens. Mount lens on tripod, mountcamera on lens, twist ring on lens, release shutter:Flower interior at above left was captured with a traditional EOS film body; the jelly bean image atabove right was taken with a D30 digital body.Beyond 1:1 with Nikon, et alGoing beyond 1:1 requires more than buying a Micro-Nikkor and turning the focusing helical. In fact,you probably should read a real book by a real macro photographer. [Bob Atkins likes John Shaw'sClose-ups in Nature .]////. 8 of 1119.4.2006 9:34:26Macro PhotographyHere's a basic introduction to the tools, thoughFirst, you can get a bellows flexible accordion and/or some extension tubes. These will let you pushthe lens farther away from the camera body. Extension tubes are rigid and tough; they only let youseparate your body and lens in fixed increments. Bellows are delicate but they let you continuouslycontrol the lens distance from the body. How much magnification this extra extension will get youdepends on the focal length of the lens. If you have a 1000mm lens that already needs its nodal point1000mm from the film plane to focus at infinity, then a 50mm extension tube isn't going to be worthmuch. However, if you have a 50mm lens, then that same 50mm extensionwill take you all the way to1:1Second, you probably want a "reversing ring" for your lenses so that you can turn the back element ofthe lens toward your subject. Why? Think about the normal way you use a lens. You are taking a pictureof the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty is larger than 24x36mm. So you point the front element ofthe lens at the statue and the back element at the smaller film. Your lens is designed to work like this,taking the large and compressing it into the small. However, if you are working at 10:1, where the tip ofa pine needle is going to take up a big portion of the frame, you want the lens to take the small andexpand it into the large. So you want to just flip the lens aroundThird, once you've reversed the lens, you probably want some way to retain the automatic diaphragmYou want the aperture to remain fully open until just before your exposure and then close down to theselected shooting aperture. My old Rollei 6008 had all-electric lenses so you could do this with a cleanand reliable electric contacts. Nikon has mechanically stopped-down diaphragms for backwardcompatibility so they can't do this; you end up with a strange dualcable release contraption. Canon EOShas all-electric lenses but in 10 years they haven't figure out how to engineer a bellows or reversing ringso don't hold your breath instead they make a kludge to adapt their ancient Canon FD macro system tothe EOSBeyond 1:1 the Lazy WayAt left are a couple of Ant Robotsbuilt at the MIT AI Lab by JamesMcLurkin. Photographed with Can。

英文作文拍照技巧男生

英文作文拍照技巧男生1. When taking a photo, make sure the lighting is good. Natural light is always the best, so try to take photos outdoors or near a window.2. Pay attention to the background. You don't want anything distracting in the background that takes away from the main focus of the photo.3. Find your best angle. Experiment with different angles to see which one flatters you the most.4. Don't be afraid to use props. Props can add interest and personality to your photos.5. Smile naturally. A genuine smile can make a huge difference in a photo.6. Pay attention to your posture. Standing up straight and confident can make a big impact on how you look in aphoto.7. Use the rule of thirds. When composing your shot,try to place the main subject off-center to create a more dynamic and interesting photo.8. Take candid shots. Sometimes the best photos are the ones where you are not posing and just being yourself.9. Edit your photos. A little editing can go a long way in making your photos look even better.10. Practice makes perfect. The more you practice, the better you will become at taking great photos.。

英语作文 - 如何储存美好回忆 How to Preserve Good Memories

How to Preserve Good MemoriesMemories are precious and can bring us joy and comfort in difficult times. Therefore, it is important to find ways to preserve these memories and make them last for a lifetime. Here are some ways to do so.Firstly, take photos. Photos allow us to capture a moment in time and look back on it in the future. Whether it’s a special occasion or just a regular day, taking a photo can help create a lasting memory. However, it is important to notrely solely on digital storage, as these images can be lost if not properly backed up. Printing photos or creating physical albums can ensure these memories are kept safe.Another way to preserve memories is to keep a journal. Writing down our thoughts and feelings about a particular event can help us remember it more vividly in the future. It is also a great way to reflect on past experiences and see how we have grown and changed over time.Finally, sharing memories with others can also help keep them alive. Talking about past experiences with friends and family can bring back forgotten memories and strengthen relationships. This can be done in person or through social media, where we can also share photos and videos with a wider audience.In conclusion, preserving memories is important for our own personal growth and well-being. By taking photos, keeping a journal, and sharing memories with others, we can keepthese precious moments alive for years to come.较难的单词：- preserve [prɪˈzɜːrv]：保存- vividly [ˈvɪvɪdli]：生动地- reflect [rɪˈflekt]：反思- strengthen [ˈstreŋθən]：加强如何储存美好回忆回忆珍贵，可以在困难时给我们带来快乐和安慰。

怎么跟别人合照说英语作文

怎么跟别人合照说英语作文How to Take a Photo with Others。

Taking a photo with others is a common way to record happy moments. However, it can be awkward if you don't know how to do it properly. Here are some tips on how to take a photo with others.1. Ask for Permission。

Before taking a photo with someone, it's always polite to ask for their permission first. You can say "Excuse me, would you mind taking a photo with me?" or "Can we take a photo together?" This shows that you respect their personal space and time.2. Find a Good Spot。

Choose a spot with good lighting and a nice background. Make sure there are no distracting objects in thebackground. If you are outdoors, avoid standing in direct sunlight, as it can cast unflattering shadows on your face.3. Get Closer。

Stand close to the person you are taking a photo with. This will ensure that both of you are in the frame and the photo looks more natural. If you are taking a group photo, make sure everyone is close enough to be seen clearly.4. Smile。

英语五四制六上重点

英语六年级上册重点句型归纳Starter Unit 1-31. Good morning/afternoon/eveningtosb早上好;下午好;晚上好2. –How are you –I’m fine; thanks.你好吗我很好;谢谢..3. –Hello –Hi 你好4. –What’s this/that in English这个/那个用英语怎么说It’s a jacket./an orange. 它是一件夹克/一个橘子..5. Spell it; please. 请拼写..= How doyou spell itCan you spell…先回答Yes 再spell6. --What color is it –It’syellow. 它是什么颜色它是黄色的.. Unit4 My name is Gina.1. -What’s your name- My name's Gina. = I’m Gina.你的名字是什么我的名字是吉娜..我是吉娜..2.-What’s his/her name 他/她的名字是什么- His /Her name’s Tom/ Gina. 他/她的名字是汤姆/吉娜..= He’s /She’s Tom/ Gina. 他/她叫汤姆/吉娜..3.- Is she Mary –Yes; she is./ No; she isn’t. 她是玛丽吗是的;她是..不;她不是..4.-Are you Helen –Yes; I am../ No; I’m not. 你是海伦吗是的;我是..不;我不是..5. A: What's your telephone number 你的号码是多少B: My phone number is 281-9176. 我的号码是281-9176..6.-Nice to meet/see you. -Nice to meet/see you; too.见到你很高兴..见到你也很高兴. 7. last name=family name last name姓氏first name = given name名字7. telephone number=phone number号码Unit5 This is my sister.1. This/That is my friend Jane. 这是/那是我的朋友简..2. These/Those are my brothers. 这些/哪些是我的哥哥..3. Have a good day 玩得开心..4. Here are two nice photos of my family. 这儿有两张我漂亮的全家照..Here is a photo of my family. 这儿有一张我的全家福..there be +数名;单数复数就近就行..5.in the next picture.在下一张照片里6.in the first photo 在第一张照片里7.a photo of your family 你家人的照片Unit6 Is this your pencil1.-Is this/that your pencil 这/那时你的铅笔吗-Yes; it is./ No; it isn’t.是的;它是../不;它不是..is this ;is that.... 全用 it..2. Are these/those her keys 这/那些是她的钥匙吗-Yes; they are ./ No; they aren’t. 是的;它们是../不;它们不是..3. It’s mine. /hers./his. 它是我的../她的../他的..They’re mine.它们是我的..4. Excuse me 打扰一下..Excuse me ;后加问句..5. what about…=how about… 怎么样What about this dictionary 这本字典怎么样呢about 是介词;后加名词、代词‘、doing’6. Thanks for+n./doing sth为…而感谢Thank you for your help.谢谢你的帮助..Thanks for helping me .谢谢你帮助我..7. You’re welcome. 不用谢.. welcome. to Beijing..欢迎来到北京..8. How do you spell it 你怎么拼写它..9. in the school library. 在学校图书馆里10. ask …for …向某人要某物Ask the teacher for it 向老师那里拿它11. call/e-mail sb at …打/发邮件给某人..12. I must find it.我必须找到它..13. I lost/ found sth. 我丢失/ 找到某物14. a set of…一副/套 a set of keys是单数一串钥匙15. Lost and Found失物招领Unit7 Where’s my schoolbag1. -Where’s the map 地图在哪里-Where’re my books 我的书在哪里2. on the sofa 在沙发上in the schoolbag 在书包里under the bed 在床下3.I don’t know.我不知道..4.I’m tidy; but Gina is not.我很整洁;但吉娜不..5.in our room 在我们的房间6.books and tapes 书和磁带7.Gina’s books are everywhere. 吉娜的书到处都是..8.Gina always asks.吉娜总是问..物品位置：物品be介词短语Unit8 Do you have a soccer ball1.- Do you have a soccer ball 你有一个足球吗-Yes; I do./ No; I don't. 有;我有../不;我没有..2.- Does she have a tennis ball 她有一个网球吗-Yes;she does./ No; she doesn't 有;她有../不;她没有..3.I have a volleyball./ I don’t havea volleyball. 我有/没有一个排球..4. He has two ping-pong bats. 他有两个乒乓球拍..He doesn’t have two ping-pong bats. 他没有两个乒乓球拍..5.let’s = let us + do sth 让我们做某事Let’s go. 让我们走..Let me get it.我去拿它..6.play basketball打篮球 playvolleyball打排球play soccer 踢足球 play ping-pong打乒乓球play baseball 打棒球 play tennis 打网球play computer games打电子游戏7. We’re late. 我们要迟到了 ..belate for 迟到8. That sounds good.那听起来很不错.. That soundsinteresting/fun/relaxing/boring/diffi cult.那听起来很有趣/放松/无聊/困难..9. watch TV 看电视10.play sports with our classmates和我的同学做运动11.go to the same school 去同一间学校上学..12.at school 在学校13.only watch them on TV 只在电视上看它们14.It’s adj形容词for sb.对某人来时怎么样..It’s easy for me. 对我来说它很容易..15.after class 下课后 after school 放学后16. play ...wellUnit9 Do you like bananas1. A: Do you like tomatoes 你喜欢西红柿吗B: Yes; I do./No; I don't. I don't like tomatoes是的;我喜欢..不;我不喜欢..我不喜欢西红柿..-Does your father like carrots 你的爸爸喜欢胡萝卜吗- Yes; he does./ No; he doesn't. He doesn’t like carrots.是的;他喜欢../不;他不喜欢..他不喜欢胡萝卜..2. sb’s birthday dinner 某人的生日晚宴3. next week 下周4. think about 考虑5. some fruit/food 一些水果/食物6. Let’s have ice-cream. 让我们吃冰激凌吧..7. eat well 吃得好8. ask…about …向某人询问某物9. eating habits 饮食习惯10. What fruit do you like 你喜欢什么水果11. for breakfast/lunch/dinner 就早/午/晚餐而言12. It’s healthy. 它是健康的..13. I really like it. 我真的喜欢它..14. I like chicken for dinner. 晚餐我喜欢吃鸡肉..15. one last question 最后一个问题16. after dinner 晚饭后17. I don’t want to be fat.我不想变胖..18 蔬菜vegetable 可数多复数; 水果多单数like /have/ eat 食品s for三餐Unit10 How much are these socks1. Can I help you = What can I dofor you 我能帮助你吗2. 单数It looks nice.它看起来很漂亮..复数They look nice.它们看起来漂亮..3. three dollars for two pairs 两双三美元4. Here you are. 给你..5. I’ll take it/ them .我将买下它/它们..6. -How much is the hat 帽子多少钱-It’s five dollars. 它五美元..6.-How much are these socks - They’re two dollars. 这双袜子多少钱两美元..7e and buy sth 来买某物Come/go to do sth 来/去做某事16. at our great sale 商品大减价、大甩卖17. at good prices 复数/ at a goodprice单数以优惠的价格18. green sweaters for only 15$绿色毛衣仅售15美元19. skirts in purple 紫色的短裙sb/sth in + 颜色着某颜色的人/物skirts in all colors 各种颜色的裙子20. clothes store 服装店21. a pair of shorts/ trousers/socks/ shoes一双短裤/长裤/短裤/鞋子shorts/ trousers/ socks/ shoes裤子/袜子和鞋子;一般是复数;裤子袜子和鞋子不如pair price14．基数词 ten; eleven; twelve;thirteen; fifteen; nineteen;twenty; twenty-one; thirty thirty-nine.10 ;11;12;13;15;19;20;21;30; 3915. How much 问价格;How much +不可数名词;问数量..。

拍照的英文短语

拍照的英文短语随着智能手机的普及，用手机拍照记录生活的点滴变得更加流行。

下面就由店铺为大家带来关于拍照的英语短语集锦，希望大家能有所收获。

关于拍照的相关短语不拍照 No pictures夜间拍照 Night Shot-Handheld拍照功能 photographed function为别人拍照take a picture of sb.;请别人为自己拍照have oneself photographed;拍照 take pictures拍照 take photos关于拍照的相关例句1. If the weather's no good then I won't take any pictures.如果天气不好，我就不拍照了。

2. The tourists have nothing to do but take pictures of each other.游客无事可做，只能互相拍照。

3. Today at the crossing there were swarms of tourists taking photographs.今天在十字路口有大群的游客在拍照。

4. The two leaders emerged for a photo session.两位领导现身接受记者拍照。

5. Jean detested being photographed.琼非常讨厌拍照。

6. The cameras clicked away.照相机咔嚓咔嚓地不停拍照。

7. The president joined the team for a photocall.总统加入到团队中接受媒体拍照。

8. I went on a photo shoot to Rio with him.我和他一起去里约拍照了。

9. The players strutted and posed for the cameras.运动员昂首阔步，摆好姿势让记者拍照。

英文作文如何拍照

英文作文如何拍照Taking photos is a great way to capture moments and memories. When you want to take a good photo, make sure to find the right angle and lighting. Sometimes, a simple change in perspective can make a big difference in the outcome of the photo.It's important to pay attention to the composition of the photo. Think about the rule of thirds and try to frame your subject in an interesting and visually appealing way. Don't be afraid to experiment with different compositions and angles to see what works best for the shot.Another important aspect of taking a good photo is to consider the lighting. Natural light is often the best option for photos, so try to take advantage of it whenever possible. If you're shooting indoors, consider using artificial lighting to create the right atmosphere for your photo.When taking photos of people, it's important to capture their emotions and expressions. Encourage them to relax and be themselves in front of the camera. Candid shots often turn out the best, so try to capture moments when your subject is unaware of the camera.Editing is also a key part of the photography process. Use editing tools to enhance your photos and make them look their best. But remember, less is often more when it comes to editing. Don't overdo it and lose the natural beauty of the photo.In the end, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the process of taking photos. Don't be afraid to experiment and try new things. Photography is a creative outlet, so let your imagination run wild and see where it takes you.。

拍照片的英语2篇

拍照片的英语第一篇：拍照是我们生活中常见的一种活动，它可以记录下美好的瞬间并留作回忆。

无论是自拍还是风景照，下面我们来说说拍照的英语表达。

首先，关于拍照的动作，我们可以说"take a photo"或者"take a picture"。

例如，当你想要拍一张自拍照时，你可以说"I want to take a selfie"。

如果你想要拍摄一张美景照片，你可以说"I want to take a picture of the scenery"。

其次，当你想要邀请别人为你拍照时，你可以说"Can you take a photo for me?"或者"Can you help me take a picture?"。

这样礼貌地向别人表达你的请求。

另外，当你觉得自己拍得不好时，你可以说"I don't look good in the photo"或者"The photo is not good"。

相反地，如果你觉得自己拍得很漂亮，你可以说"I look good in the photo"。

除此之外，还有一些拍照时常用的表达。

例如，当你想要让别人保持一个姿势时，你可以说"Stay still"或者"Keep smiling"。

如果你想要向别人展示你拍摄的照片，你可以说"Let me show you the photo"。

在社交媒体时代，拍照也常用于更新个人资料照片。

当你想要更换头像时，你可以说"I want to change my profile picture"。

如果你想要取消拍照，你可以说"I don't want totake a photo anymore"。

人教版七年级下册英语7单元知识点总结及练习题

一、词汇拓展（1）wind n.风→windy adj.有风的；风多的（2)cloud n.云→cloudy adj.多云的；阴天的（3）rain n.&.雨；雨水；下雨→rainy adj.有雨的；多雨的（4）snow n.&v.雪；下雪→snowy adj.有雪的；多雪的（5）sun n.太阳→sunny adj.晴朗的一（6）Canada n.加拿大→Canadian n.加拿大人adj.加拿大的，加拿大人的（7）Europe n.欧洲→European n.欧洲人adj.欧洲的；（8）Russian俄罗斯→Russian n.俄罗斯人；俄罗斯语adj.俄罗斯人的；俄罗斯（9）hard adj.困难的；坚硬的ad.努力地；→hardly adv.几乎不（10）terrible adj；很糟的；极坏的→terribly adv.很糟地；极其地（11）visit v参观，拜访一visitor n.游客二、短语归纳（1）the weather in Kunming 昆明的天气（2）summer vacation 暑假|（3）summer school 暑假培训班（4）next month 下个月；下月（5）some of...…中的一些）（6）have a great time 玩得开心have fun（7）have a great time doing sth.做某事玩得开心（8）take a message for sb.给某人捎口信（9）take a photo 拍照；照相、（10）take a photo of sb./sth.给某人/某物拍照（12）call sb.back 给某人回电话）（13）write to sb.给某人写信=write a letter to sb.(14）study hard努力地学习）（15）play computer games 玩电脑游戏(16)do one's homework 做家庭作业）（17）sit by the pool 坐在水池（18）be on vacation 在度假（19）be happy to do sth.很高兴去做某事（20）tell sb.to do sth.告诉某人去做某事（21）right now 现在=at the moment（22）just right for.对.……正好适合（23）for three days 共计三天（24）see you (son).再见）（25）No problem 没问题；没什么。

九年级英语摄影主题单选题40题

九年级英语摄影主题单选题40题1. In the photography studio, the model posed _____.A. beautifullyB. beautifulC. beautyD. beautify答案：A。

本题考查形容词和副词的用法。

选项B“beautiful”是形容词，不能修饰动词“posed”；选项C“beauty”是名词，不符合此处语法；选项D“beautify”是动词，也不符合此处需要副词的要求。

选项A“beautifully”是副词，能够修饰动词“posed”，表示“优美地摆姿势”。

2. The photographer used a ______ lens to capture the distant scene.A. wideB. widelyC. widenD. width答案：A。

本题考查形容词和副词、动词、名词的区分。

选项B“widely”是副词；选项C“widen”是动词；选项D“width”是名词。

此处需要一个形容词来修饰“lens”，“wide”有“宽的”之意，符合语境。

3. The photo shows a ______ smile on the child's face.A. brightB. brightlyC. brightnessD. brighten答案：A。

此题考查形容词和副词、名词、动词的运用。

选项B“brightly”是副词；选项C“brightness”是名词；选项D“brighten”是动词。

“smile”是名词，需要形容词修饰，“bright”表示“明亮的”，修饰“smile”恰当。

4. The colors in the photograph are very ______.A. vividB. vividlyC. vividnessD. vivify答案：A。

本题重点考查形容词、副词、名词和动词的区别。

英文作文怎么拍照好看地方

英文作文怎么拍照好看地方How to Take Beautiful Photos。

In today's world, photography has become a popularhobby for many people. With the advancement of technology, taking pictures has become easier than ever before. However, taking a good photo requires more than just a camera. It requires skill, creativity, and attention to detail. Inthis article, we will discuss some tips on how to take beautiful photos.1. Choose the Right Lighting。

Lighting is one of the most important factors in photography. The right lighting can make a photo look stunning, while the wrong lighting can ruin it. When taking photos, make sure to pay attention to the lighting around you. If you are taking photos indoors, try to use natural light as much as possible. If you are taking photos outdoors, try to avoid harsh sunlight, as it can createshadows and wash out your subject.2. Find a Good Angle。

帮别人拍照好吗英文作文

帮别人拍照好吗英文作文"英文，"Helping someone take a photo is more than just a simple task; it's a moment of connection and assistance that can brighten someone's day. When someone asks me to take a photo for them, I always feel happy to lend a hand. It's not just about pressing a button on a camera; it's about capturing a memory and creating a shared experience.There are a few reasons why I think helping others take photos is a good thing. Firstly, it's a chance to spread positivity. Think about it when someone is struggling to take a picture, maybe because they can't reach the right angle or they're with a group of friends and want everyone to be in the shot, offering to help can turn their frustration into gratitude. Plus, it's a simple act of kindness that doesn't cost anything but can mean a lot to someone else.Secondly, it's an opportunity to connect with people. Whenever I offer to take a photo for someone, it often leads to a brief conversation. Maybe they'll tell me alittle bit about themselves or share some details about the place they're visiting. It's these small interactions that make life interesting and remind us of our shared humanity.Lastly, helping others take photos is just plain fun!It's like being a temporary photographer, capturing a moment in time that will be cherished for years to come. And who knows, maybe one day someone will return the favor and take a great photo of you in return."中文，"帮助别人拍照不仅仅是一个简单的任务；它是一个连接和帮助的时刻，可以让别人的一天变得更加美好。

该如何拍好照片英文作文

该如何拍好照片英文作文英文：When it comes to taking good photos, there are a fewkey things to keep in mind. Firstly, lighting is everything. Make sure you have good lighting, whether it's natural or artificial, and try to avoid harsh shadows. Secondly, composition is important. Think about the rule of thirdsand try to create balance and interest in your photos. Thirdly, don't be afraid to experiment with angles and perspectives. Sometimes the most interesting photos are taken from a unique viewpoint.Another important aspect of taking good photos is to know your equipment. Whether you're using a smartphone or a professional camera, take the time to learn about the settings and features available to you. This will allow you to make the most of your equipment and capture the best possible images.Finally, practice makes perfect. Don't be discouraged if your first few attempts don't turn out as you hoped. Keep practicing and experimenting, and you'll soon develop your own style and approach to photography.中文：拍摄好照片需要注意几个关键点。

拍照要去美容吗英文作文

拍照要去美容吗英文作文Do You Need to Get a Makeover to Take Photos?In today's world, social media has become an integral part of our lives, and one of the most popular activities on social media is taking photos. However, many people believe that in order to take a good photo, they need to get a makeover. The question is, do you really need to get a makeover to take photos?The answer is no. While a makeover can certainly enhance your appearance, it is not necessary to take a good photo. In fact, some of the most beautiful photos are taken when people are natural and relaxed. The key to taking a good photo is not how you look, but how you feel. If you feel confident and comfortable in your own skin, it will show in your photos.That being said, there are some things you can do to prepare for a photo shoot that will help you look and feelyour best. For example, you can make sure you get a good night's sleep the night before, drink plenty of water to hydrate your skin, and wear clothes that make you feel confident and comfortable.Another thing you can do is practice your poses and facial expressions. This may sound silly, but it can make a big difference in how your photos turn out. Experiment with different angles and expressions in front of a mirror until you find what works best for you.Ultimately, the most important thing is to be yourself. Don't try to be someone you're not just for the sake of a photo. Your true beauty will shine through when you are authentic and genuine.In conclusion, while a makeover can certainly enhance your appearance, it is not necessary to take a good photo. The key to taking a good photo is to feel confident and comfortable in your own skin. Remember to prepare yourself by getting enough sleep, hydrating your skin, and wearingclothes that make you feel confident. Practice your poses and facial expressions, but most importantly, be yourself.。

拍出好照片的条件英语作文

拍出好照片的条件英语作文Due to the development of science, taking pictures has become a very common thing, and even everyone can do it, but it is not so easy to take good-looking, quality photos.1, composition is very importantComposition for people who do not know how to take pictures may be very esoteric, may also decide not to use, but in general we take pictures with cell phones also need composition, then the composition of the method is to use the composition of the ninth grid to shoot, which is also for the subject and the background can be more coordinated.2, the choice of backgroundYou can imagine, in a beautiful landscape as a background photo, with a garbage pile of background, which effect will be better, the answer is definitely a beautiful landscape, so the background of the photo shoot must be clean and coordinated.3、Find a good angleBoth things and people, there is a good-looking side, there is not a good-looking side, so generally show their best side, so you need to know what angle they look best.4、Consider the changes in the environmentWeather is beyond human control, we can control is to adjust the luminosity of the camera, with what mode, such as indoors or outdoors, is sunny or rainy, there will correspond to different luminosity can be adjusted, making the photos will look better.5, photo softwareModern 21st century people know that there are photo software. When you may not really shoot a good-looking photo, or you really are not interested in taking pictures, you can use the photo software, it will help you automatically adjust, convenient and simple.6, the download of photosThis is a digression, may sometimes, accidentally photo pixel is too large to download, if the compression will affect the pixel, here I teach you a method, the right mouse button click on the photo, select the picture of the way to open, select re-adjust everyone, set the photo to the aspect ratio, so that you can.。