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新标准大学英语综合教程3课文翻译(完整版)

新标准大学英语综合教程3课文翻译(完整版)Unit 1Active reading 1抓螃蟹大学最后一年的秋天，我们的心情变了。

刚刚过去的夏季学期的轻松氛围、即兴球赛、查尔斯河上的泛舟以及深夜晚会都不见了踪影，我们开始埋头学习，苦读到深夜，课堂出勤率再次急剧上升。

我们都觉得在校时间不多了，以后再也不会有这样的学习机会了，所以都下定决心不再虚度光阴。

当然，下一年四五月份的期末考试最为重要。

我们谁都不想考全班倒数第一，那也太丢人了，因此同学们之间的竞争压力特别大。

以前每天下午五点以后，图书馆就空无一人了，现在却要等到天快亮时才会有空座，小伙子们熬夜熬出了眼袋，他们脸色苍白，睡眼惺忪，却很自豪，好像这些都是表彰他们勤奋好学的奖章。

还有别的事情让大家心情焦虑。

每个人都在心里盘算着过几个月毕业离校之后该找份什么样的工作。

并不总是那些心怀抱负、成绩拔尖的高材生才清楚自己将来要做什么，常常是那些平日里默默无闻的同学早早为自己下几个阶段的人生做好了规划。

有位同学在位于麦迪逊大道他哥哥的广告公司得到了一份工作，另一位同学写的电影脚本已经与好莱坞草签了合约。

我们当中野心最大的一位同学准备到地方上当一个政党活动家，我们都预料他最终会当上参议员或国会议员。

但大多数同学不是准备继续深造，就是想在银行、地方政府或其他单位当个白领，希望在20 出头的时候能挣到足够多的薪水，过上舒适的生活，然后就娶妻生子，贷款买房，期望升职，过安稳日子。

感恩节的时候我回了一趟家，兄弟姐妹们免不了不停地问我毕业后有什么打算，我不知道该说什么。

实际上，我知道该说什么，但我怕他们批评我，所以只对他们说了别人都准备干什么。

父亲看着我，什么也没说。

夜深时，他叫我去他的书房。

我们坐了下来，他给我们俩各倒了杯饮料。

“怎么样？”他问。

“啊，什么怎么样？”“你毕业后到底想做什么？”他问道。

父亲是一名律师，我一直都认为他想让我去法学院深造，追随他的人生足迹，所以我有点儿犹豫。

Unit2ExploringEnglish单词讲义-高中英语

Unit2单词讲义单词：title单词释义•词性：名词•中文释义：标题，头衔，称号•英文释义：a word or phrase that indicates the subject of a book, movie, song, etc.; a name given to someone in recognition of their achievements or qualities •词根词缀起源故事：源自拉丁语"titulus"，意为“标签”或“标识”。

场景例句1.The title of this book is "To Kill a Mockingbird."（这本书的标题是《杀死一只知更鸟》。

）2.She was awarded the title of Miss Universe.（她被授予了环球小姐的称号。

）3.He held the title of CEO for five years.（他担任首席执行官五年了。

）相近词1.Titular（形容词）：拥有头衔的，名义上的2.Titivate（动词）：使兴奋，刺激3.Titillate（动词）：引起兴趣，刺激4.Titlist（名词）：冠军名单，名人榜5.Titbit（名词）：有趣的小道消息，新闻单词：sculpture单词释义•词性：名词•中文释义：雕塑，雕刻品•英文释义：an art form in which solid materials are shaped or bined to create a threedimensional work of art•词根词缀起源故事：源自拉丁语"scultura"，意为“塑造”。

场景例句1.The sculpture in the park is made of bronze.（公园里的雕塑是用青铜制成的。

）2.She studied sculpture at art school.（她在艺术学院学习雕塑。

迪士尼英语翻译与对白第17-19课

第十七课Magic English ,Magic English! Look and speak and sing and play! 神奇英语，神奇英语！既看又说，又唱又玩！Magic English , Magic English! Have fun with Disney every day! 神奇英语，神奇英语！有了迪士尼，天天有乐趣！Pluto''''s at the sea.He''''s playing on the beach.He''''s playing with a ball.Oh! the ball.布鲁托在海边。

他正在沙滩上玩耍。

他正在玩一只球，噢！球。

Oh! a seal. The seal wants to play with Pluto.But Pluto doesn''''t want to play with him.噢！一只海豹。

海豹想跟布鲁托玩，但布鲁托不想跟海豹玩。

Oh! an octopus.The octopus is dangerous.噢！一只章鱼。

章鱼很危险。

Where''''s Pluto? The seal is looking for Pluto.布鲁托在哪里？海豹正在寻找布鲁托。

The seal helps Pluto. He saves him.海豹帮助布鲁托。

海豹救了他。

Now Pluto and the seal are friends.They play together on the beach.现在布鲁托和海豹成了朋友。

他们一起在沙滩上玩。

On the beach. In the water.Underwater.在沙滩上。

在水里。

在水下。

It''''s fun to play at the sea.Look at the waves.在海边玩很有趣。

英语四级翻译

英语四级翻译【翻译原文】唐朝(the Tang Dynasty)时期，艺术盛行。

诗歌成为中国文化不可分割的一部分。

学习诗歌对于那些想通过科举考试(the imperial examination)的人来说是一门必修课。

中国历史上，一些著名的诗人就生活在这个时期，像李白、杜甫和王维。

虽然唐朝诗歌闻名于世，其他的艺术在该时期也非常流行。

许多文学形式包括短篇故事和历史小说都在该时期成型。

同样，绘画也很流行，这个时期诞生了一些著名的画家。

【参考译文】The arts flourished during the Tang Dynasty. Poetrybecame an integral part of the Chinese culture.Learning poetry was a must for those who wanted topass the imperial examination. Some of the greatpoets in Chinese history lived in this time, such as LiBai, Du Fu, and Wang Wei. While the Tang Dynasty is worldwide famous for its poetry, otherart forms also became very popular during this period. Many forms of literature took shape,including short stories and history novels. Painting was also very popular oxid many famouspainters arose in this era.【翻译原文】元朝(the Yuan Dynasty)时期形成了十分丰富的多元文化。

新标准大学英语综合教程3课文翻译(1-10单元30篇)

Unit 1-1Catching crabs1 In the fall of our final year, our mood changed. The relaxed atmosphere of the preceding summer semester, the impromptu ball games, the boating on the Charles River, the late-night parties had disappeared, and we all started to get our heads down, studying late, and attendance at classes rose steeply again. We all sensed we were coming to the end of our stay here, that we would never get a chance like this again, and we became determined not to waste it. Most important of course were the final exams in April and May in the following year. No one wanted the humiliation of finishing last in class, so the peer group pressure to work hard was strong. Libraries which were once empty after five o'clock in the afternoon were standing room only until the early hours of the morning, and guys wore the bags under their eyes and their pale, sleepy faces with pride, like medals proving their diligence.2 But there was something else. At the back of everyone's mind was what we would do next, when we left university in a few months' time. It wasn't always the high flyers with the top grades who knew what they were going to do. Quite often it was the quieter, less impressive students who had the next stages of their life mapped out. One had landed a job in his brother's advertising firm in Madison Avenue, another had got a script under provisional acceptance in Hollywood. The most ambitious student among us was going to work as a party activist at a local level. We all saw him ending up in the Senate or in Congress one day. But most people were either looking to continue their studies, or to make a living with a white-collar job in a bank, local government, or anything which would pay them enough to have a comfortable time in their early twenties, and then settle down with a family, a mortgage and some hope of promotion.3 I went home at Thanksgiving, and inevitably, my brothers and sisters kept asking me what I was planning to do. I didn't know what to say. Actually, I did know what to say, but I thought they'd probably criticize me, so I told them what everyone else was thinking of doing.4 My father was watching me but saying nothing. Late in the evening, he invited me to his study. We sat down and he poured 抓螃蟹1.大学最后一年的秋天，我们的心情变了。

(完整版)新概念英语第二册课文及翻译

新概念英语第2册课文1 A private conversation私人谈话Last week I went to the theatre. I had a very good seat. The play was very interesting. I did not enjoy it. A young man and a young woman were sitting behind me. They were talking loudly. I got very angry. I could not hear the actors. I turned round. I looked at the man and the woman angrily. They did not pay any attention. In the end, I could not bear it. I turned round again. 'I can't hear a word!' I said angrily.'It's none of your business,' the young man said rudely. 'This is a private conversation!'上星期我去看戏。

我的座位很好。

发挥是很有趣的。

我不喜欢它。

一青年男子与一年轻女子坐在我的身后。

他们在大声地说话。

我很生气。

我听不见演员。

我转过身。

我看着那个男人和女人生气。

他们没有注意。

最后，我忍不住了。

我又一次转过身去。

”我不能听到一个字！”我愤怒地说。

”这不关你的事，”那男的毫不客气地说。

”这是私人间的谈话！”2 Breakfast or lunch?早餐还是午餐？It was Sunday. I never get up early on Sundays. I sometimes stay in bed until lunchtime. Last Sunday I got up very late. I looked out of the window. It was dark outside. 'What a day!' I thought. 'It's raining again.' Just then, the telephone rang. It was my aunt Lucy. 'I've just arrived by train,' she said. 'I'm coming to see you.''But I'm still having breakfast,' I said.'What are you doing?' she asked.'I'm having breakfast,' I repeated.'Dear me,' she said. 'Do you always get up so late? It's one o'clock!'它是星期日。

2013新译林牛津英语8A 课文翻译

WORD格式-专业学习资料-可编辑绿茵教育个性化教案绿茵教育个性化教案（内页）学生姓名：年级：科目：授课日期：月日上课时间：时分------ 时分合计： 2 小时教学目标重难点导航教学简案：学生小结：教师评价：审核人签字：学生签字：教师签字：班主任签字：译林牛津2013版 8A课本翻译中文8AU1 Welcome P7丹尼尔：埃米，什么样的人适合做好朋友？埃米：嗔，好朋友应该诚实。

你可以信任他们，因为他们从不说谎。

丹尼尔：是的，那非常重要。

我认为好朋友也应该很有趣，他们会跟你讲有趣的笑话。

埃米：对，确实如此。

我还认为好朋友应该乐于助人。

丹尼尔:我赞同。

8AU1 Reading P8 最好的朋友贝蒂是我最好的朋友之一。

她很苗条并且留着短发。

贝蒂慷慨大方。

她乐意和朋友分享东西。

她也非常乐于助人，在任何时候都愿意帮助别人。

她帮助我做家庭作业，而且她总是将公交车上的座位让给有需要的人。

贝蒂有一副好嗓子。

她想长大后成为一名歌手。

我最好的朋友是马克斯。

他是我们班最高的男生将近1.75米。

他的眼镜片又小又圆。

这副眼镜让他看起来很聪明。

马克斯很有幽默感。

他讲很有趣的笑话并且经常让我捧腹大笑。

和他在一起，我从来没有感到无聊。

马克斯的腿很长，在课桌下面伸不开。

当他路过我们的课桌时，他总是将我们的书本和笔碰到地上。

马克斯就是这样有趣！梅是我最好的朋友。

她比我矮。

她有又大又亮的眼睛，又长又直的头发。

每个人都认为她很漂亮。

梅很可爱。

她经常微笑，并且从来不说任何人一句坏话。

梅是个真正的朋友。

当我有麻烦事的时候，我总是能去找她我可以告诉她任何事情，因为她能保守秘密。

8AU1 Integrated P13 未来的计划。

亲爱的日记，我长大后想当一名社会工作者。

我一向为人和善，在学校也有很多朋友。

我想遇见很多人并且和他们交朋友。

我能够仔细倾听别人的意见，也愿意帮助他们解决问题。

如果我能使其他人高兴，我将会感到非常开心。

8AU1 Speak up P14海伦：左边的男孩是谁？桑迪：噢，他是彼得。

词组集

中考英语词组大全1. welcome to s.p. 欢迎到……2.welcome here. 欢迎到这儿。

3.welcome there. 欢迎到那儿4.welcome home. 欢迎到家里来。

5.be going to do sth. 打算做……6.have fun doing sth. 愉快地做……7.call one’s name 点名8.It doesn’t matter. 没关系.9.on time 准时10.Thursday, September 10th 9月10日,星期四11.a card for sb. with one’s best wishes送给…的卡片,致以某人最良好的祝愿.12.Thank you for teaching us so well. 谢谢你教我们教得这么好.13.Thank you for your help. 谢谢你的帮助.14.Thank you for your hard work ! 谢谢你的辛勤工作.15.Best wishes for Teachers’ Day !致以教师节最良好的祝愿 !16.We wish you a Happy Teachers’ Day.我们祝你教师节愉快 !17.want sb. to do sth. 要某人做某事18.give a talk to sb. = give sb. a talk 给某人做报告19.give a talk to sb. about sth. 给某人做有关…的报告20.in class 在课堂上21.think about …考虑……22.have an idea 有了一个主意23.talk about …谈论有关……24.the difference between…and………和……之间的区别/不同25.That’s a good idea. 那是个好主意.26.full name 全名27.given name 起的名字28.first name 名字29.middle name 教名30.family name 姓st name 姓32.for example 例如33.to many people 对许多人来说34.the meaning of ………的意思e sth. with sth. 把…和…一起使用36.be different from sth. 与…之间的不同37.be short for…简称为……38.call….sth.forshort 把…简称为… **39.in English-speaking countries 在讲英语的国家40.one’s close friend 某人的密友41.What is the difference between…and…? … 和…之间的不同点是什么?42.such as… 象……43.of course 当然44.I’m not sure. 我不清楚.45.I’m afraid I’ve no idea. 恐怕我不知道.46.know a lot about sth. / sb. 非常了解某事/某人47.I’m going to the shop. 我打算去买东西.48.buy sth. for sb. = buy sb. sth. 给某人买某物49.make sb. a card 制作一张卡片50.give sb. one’s best wishes 向某人致以最良好的祝愿51.wish sb. a Happy Teachers’ Day 祝愿某人教师节愉快52.try to do sth. 尽力做某事53.try doing sth 试做某事54.the students at school 在校的学生55.sound like sth. 听起来象…56.sound + adj. 听起来…57.have to do sth. 不得不做…58.many times 许多次59.not…any more 不再…60.ask sb. to do sth. 叫某人做某事61.think of … 想/想起…62.a waste of time 浪费时间63.say sth. with a laugh 大笑着说… ***64.right now 就在现在65.email sb . 给某人发电子邮件66.write one’s email 写电子邮件67.than before 比以前68.on a …trip 在…的旅行期间69.go on a …trip 去…的旅行70.take / make / have a trip 去…的旅行71.study about… 学习…72.of course当然73.go shopping / swimming / boating / skating / 去买东西/去游泳/去划船walking / climbing / dancing / hiking / 去散步/去爬山/去跳舞/去远足sight-seeing / house-hunting / hunting / 去观光/去找房子/去打猎shooting / cycling 去射击/去骑车74. agree with sb. 同意某人75.a kind of … 一种的…76.some kinds of … 一些种类的…77.( many ) different kinds of … (许多)不同种类的…78.go to the mountain 去爬山79.have a field trip 去野外旅行80.go on a picnic 去野餐81.next holiday 下一个节日82.the day after tomorrow 后天83.on one’s field trip在野外旅行中84.hike to s.p. 徒步旅行到…85.on the top of the… 在…的顶上86.have a picnic 去野餐87.have a problem doing sth. 做…有一个难题88.have some problems ( in ) doing sth.做… 有一些困难89.go / hike the wrong way 走/旅行错了路90.start / begin to do sth. 开始做某事91.trip over sth. 被…绊倒92.get sb. to s.p. 把某人带到…93.Hurry up ! 赶快94.I’m tired. 我很累了.95.tie one’s shoes给某人的鞋子绑鞋带96.I’m going to die. 我快死了. ***97.pour water 倒水98.the first one to s.p. 达到…的第一人/最先达到…的人99.go to the party 去参加晚会100.go this way 这边走101.That’s the wrong way.那是条错路. 102.It takes too long. 它太花时间了.*** 103.take sb. doing sth 带领某人做某事104.at that time 在那时105This is going to be fun. 这将很有趣106.See you then. 到那时见.107.fall into the lake 跌进湖里108.feel like… 觉得…109.take sth. with sb. 带上…110.get to s.p.达到…111.have a lot of fun hiking 有许多有趣的旅行112.the coming field trip 即将到来的野外旅行113.go to s.p. for a field trip 到…去进行野外旅行114.be far from … 远离…***115.put sth. in order 有秩序地放好…116.have a good drink 大喝一顿117.take sth. out of … 把…拿出来118.eat a lot 大吃一顿119.The more, the merrier. 越多,越高兴.120.Mid-autumn Festival 中秋节121.on Mid-autumn Day 在中秋节122.be free = have time 有空123.be free to do sth. 有空做……124.eat/have a big dinner/lunch/supper 吃一餐丰盛的饭/午饭/晚饭125.a small round cake with nuts and meat 有坚果和肉馅的小圆月饼126.something sweet 甜的东西127.at the store 在商店里128.at this time of day 在白天的这个时候129.Would you like / love to do sth ? 你想要做……吗? 130.Yes, I’d like / love to. = Yes, I’d like / love that. = OK. = All right.e over to s.p. ( for sth. ) 过到……来( 做……) 132.That’s good.太好了!133.an e-mail from Lucy to her friend in the USA一个露茜发往她在美国的朋友的电子邮件134..know about…了解……135.know more about sth. 更多的了解……136.know a lot about …非常了解……137.get together 聚集在一起138.get sth together 把……放在一起139.eat / have a big dinner 吃一餐丰盛的饭140.taste a litt le like …尝起来有点象……141.in the open air 在户外142.look bright and round 看起来既圆又亮143.Thanks for asking us. 谢谢你邀请我们. 144.Thanks for having us for dinner 谢谢你邀请我们吃晚饭145.a little hungry 有点饿146.have a taste ( to sth. ) 尝一下……147.not … any more不再……148.during the festival 在节日期间149.of all 在所有当中150.of us all 在我们所有的人当中151.of the three 在我们三人当中152.What….for ?为了……?153.Let’s take this one.让我们买这个吧. 154.be free 有空155.Good night ! 晚安.e for one’s Thanksgiving dinner 来吃感恩节晚餐157.much bigger 大得多158.a little older 小一点159.have a lot to eat 有许多东西吃160.we each = each of us 我们每个人161.welcome to s.p. 欢迎到……162.smell good 闻起来很香163.be thankful for sth./sb. 对……表示感谢164.have to do sth. / has to do sth. 不得不做165.feed the animals 喂养动物166.some sheep 一些羊167.on the farm 在农场168.in the country 在乡下169.in town 在城镇170.in the fields 在田地里171.in the city 在城里172.walk slowly 慢慢的走e sth. to do sth. 用…来做…174.do farm work 干农活175.hear sb. / sth. doing sth. 听… 在做…hear sb. / sth. do sth. 听…做完…agree with sb. 赞成；同意agree to sth. 同意做…176.like sth. / sb. better 比较喜欢…like sth. / sb. best 最喜欢…177.in summer 在夏天178.play with sb. 和… 一起玩….179.get up early 很早起床180.pick corn 采摘玉米181.at night 在晚上182.until late at night 一直迟到深夜183.help sb. with sth. 帮…做…184.be with sb. in s.p. for the summer 和…一起在…渡暑假185.leave school 毕业186.ask for leave 请假187.I am going to college. 我要去上大学。

英文初章书难度梳理和资源汇总（一）

英⽂初章书难度梳理和资源汇总（⼀）“初章书”对于嘉嘉来说，曾经是那么遥远的⼀个名词；如今，也能站在门⼝向外眺望了。

从给娃4岁多开始英语启蒙，到如今已经2年有余，真⼼很慢。

⼼⾥的⼩确幸是，我们⼀直坚持⾛在路上，没有停歇。

可见的未来，书还会读下去，读故事，读⽂化，读⼈⽣。

嘉嘉妈的上⼀篇⽂章介绍了如何有效的帮助孩⼦挑选英⽂书籍，此处就不再赘述。

本⽂着重⽐较知名的初章书籍，特别是难度分析和资源分享。

初章的范围，通常说法是蓝思值500～800，蓝思800～1000是中章，蓝思1000以上算⾼章。

对应的AR指数，初章⼤概AR2.7~AR5.0. 也许这么说，对于⼤部分家长来说很抽象；换成具体的例⼦，初章的范围，就是从Magic Tree House到My Weird School。

鉴于从AR2.7到AR5 跨度很⼤，本帖⼦主要涉及AR2.7～AR4的书籍；后续还会再写⼀篇关于AR4～AR5的。

书单⼤家见多不怪了。

这份书单最主要的特征是详细列出了难度值。

⼆⼗套书的推荐顺序也是按照从易到难逐渐递增的。

基本上按照这个顺序听读下去，不会有难度跳跃。

1关于套装书的难度每套章节书少则⼗⼏本，多则⼏⼗本。

整套书的难度通常在⼀个区间内波动，每本略有不同。

有些套装，从第⼀本到最后⼀本，难度基本上呈递增趋势；有些套装，则是⽆规则波动。

因此，应当⽐较详细的分析⼀下，每本书的难度指数，再选择合适的时机开始读。

对于Magic Tree House （AR2.6～AR3.5）这种26本书的难度⼤体上呈上升趋势的，如果孩⼦的GE值在3左右，就适合作为⼊⼿点了。

孩⼦在阅读的过程中逐渐适应难度的递增，孩⼦的阅读能⼒也在不知不觉中攀升。

⽽对于My Weird School（AR3.5～AR4.4）这种⽆规律波动的套装，尽量在孩⼦的能⼒接近最难的那⼏本再作为切⼊点会⽐较合适。

2关于兴趣兴趣是最好的⽼师，⽼⽣常谈，⽼掉⽛的话。

孩⼦的性格不⼀样，爱好也就不⼀样。

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也是中国第一部获得国际安徒生儿童文学奖提名的作品。

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)3．《树叶船》张俊以4。

《吹泡泡》张俊以(这两本优美的儿歌和小诗，让我们体会到很多纯真的乐趣。

)5．《调皮的日子》秦文君(《调皮的日子》和它的续集《年糕包子兄弟和紫苜蓿农场》说的是朱多星和表弟小沙这两个捣蛋鬼的故事。

)6．《窦蔻流浪记》窦蔻(这是6岁半的窦蔻的长篇自传体小说。

小读者可以从中体会一下同龄人的很多类似的想法和情感。

)7．《365夜知识童话》鲁克(每天一个童话，每天学到知识。

)8．《舒克和贝塔历险记》郑渊洁(看过动画片的同学换着看看文字，一定更有意思。

)9．《戴小桥和他的哥儿们》梅子涵(戴小桥和他的哥儿们就生活在你们中间呢，赶紧去书中找找自己和你的朋友吧。

)10．《笨笨猪》杨红樱(憨态可掬的小猪会笨到什么样子呢?)11．《泡泡儿去旅行》(小布老虎丛书)薛涛(多么神气的旅行啊，但有点替泡泡担心哟。

)12．《大个子老鼠小个子猫》周锐(周锐的童话永远有与众不同的精妙。

)13．《小布头丛书一小布头新奇遇记》孙幼军(新奇遇从上次奇遇的“后来呢?”继续开始。

小布头几经辗转，成为了男孩子朵朵的知心伙伴，他甚至坐飞机去了美国，陪伴朵朵度过了一个不那么平静却也很温馨的幼年时光。

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选修课的英语四级作文篇1Should the College Students Choose the Subject by ThemselvesMost courses in universities and colleges today are compulsory, however, there are a few courses that are optional.Despite its small percentage, optional courses have given rise to the question whether college students should choose their courses at their own wills.As far as I am concerned, I think college students should be encouraged to choose courses they are interested in.As the saying goes, "Interest is the best teacher".Students will certainly study more efficiently the subjects they willingly choose than the ones they are forced to choose.What’s more,because the subjects they choose are no longer a burden,they may become more active in the study concerned.So I incline to say that colleges and universities should set up more optional courses for students to choose.选修课的英语四级作文篇2Alongwith the development of our education, today most universities have offeredvarious electives for students to choose and study. However, some people claimthat these elective courses have very little effect on spreading knowledge andstudents’ development because what students concernabout when choosingelectives are so different.Thereare various kinds of reasons for choosing electives and I list some in here.Primarily, the most important and wide factor students concern about is theteachers of the courses. Instead considering the quality of the teacher, or theform or style of the teacher will take or act in the course, they just want tomake sure that the teacher they choose will never keep trace of theirattendance and let them fail in their exams. In addition, a large number ofstudents choose their elective courses aiming to get a high score but neverconsider what they will learn and how to apply to it. What’s worse, somestudents choose their electives j ust they are forced by their schools’institution demand and their score need.Asfar as I am concerned, I advocate that the most important thing we shouldconcern about when choosing electives is our personal interests. The mostworthy meaning for these electives is to broaden our horizon and extend ourknowledge as much as possible and to complement our major and compulsorycourses. Therefore, what electives we choose should be in accordance with ourinterests and our career planning instead of aiming to make high score or passthe exam.选修课的英语四级作文篇3This term our school laid down a new rule about selective court. For the first two weeks, we may sit in as many classes as we like before we decide on which courses to choose. We jumped for joy. The first week I attended classes for four evenings on end and found out that most of the teachers took it serioualy. They were busy in "winning votes" for fear, that later on no one would attend their lectures.For example, the teacher of Modern Literature of Taiwan said,"Actually the first two hours of my lecture were only a prelude. The real contents have not been involved. In the furore, we shall discuss such famous writers as Qiong Yao, Xi Murong, etc, and such famous aetresses as Lin Fengjiao, Lin Qingxia etc. We have lots of vedio-taped films to watch. These are confined only to those who co-major in this court." See, after all, the last sentence is the core of everything he said.The teacher of Appreciation and Critics of Modern Opera said, "We have a variety of contents and the teaching method is changable. For instance, l may choose one act from a play and let you perform it in class. If you do a good job, you can put on the play at the school theater festival. Also, we shall arrange for you to watch current plays. The school is in charge of the traffic and tickets, Of course, only those who co-major this course are eligible." You see, the most important thing comes at last through twists and turns.选修课的英语四级作文篇4In college, every student needs to take optional classes to get enough credits Such as how to keep healthy and business manners.每个大学生都需要上选修课来获得足够的学分。

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The pages of the book we had sitting open flipped rapidly by themselves as if a huge gust of wind was blowing through, even though it was a totally still evening. Before we knew what hit us, Jack and I were spinning around and around, holding on for dear life.When we finally stopped spinning, we were no longer in Jack's backyard tree house. We were in a completely different tree house in the middle of a snowy landscape with huge mountains in the distance. Next to the tree house was a woolly mammoth munching on some plants! We couldn't believe our eyes."Where are we?" Jack asked in a shaky voice. Just then, a young girl climbed down some rope rungs on the tree house. It was Annie from the Magic Tree House books!"You made it!" she exclaimed. "I was worried when I saw that bright light and heard the crash that you two got lost somewhere else in time."Jack and I just looked at each other in shock. The tree house books had come to life and somehow transported us to the Ice Age! Annie went on to explain that her brother Jack was off exploring and would be back soon. In the meantime, she wasexcited for us to learn all about mammoths, saber-toothed cats, and other Ice Age beasts.Over the next few hours, we had the most insane experience. We got to watch a mammoth very closely as it ripped off tree bark with its huge trunk to eat. We saw enormous cave bears emerge from hibernation. And we even spotted a pack of saber-toothed cats hunting for prey in the distance! We learned so much about these incredible animals that have been extinct for tens of thousands of years.Just when we thought things couldn't get any wilder, we heard a deafening roar and the ground started shaking. A giant woolly mammoth stormed out from behind a hill, angrily flaring its trunk and stamping huge feet that left craters in the ground. It was charging straight towards us!"Don't move a muscle!" Annie whispered urgently. "Mammoths can trample anything in their path if threatened."We all stood completely still, hardly daring to breathe, as the colossal beast got closer and closer. I couldn't believe this was actually happening! Just as I feared we were all goners, Jack came running up behind the mammoth wildly waving a burning torch and yelling. The startled mammoth spun around and thundered away in the opposite direction to flee from the threat."Phew, that was a close one!" Jack exclaimed, giving us all a big hug. "Good thing mammoths are in danger, not carnivores like saber-toothed cats!"We all laughed with relief and amazement at the close encounter. That's when I noticed the medallion Jack was wearing that looked just like the one in the books. He must have used it to travel here to the Ice Age and meet up with Annie.Soon after that heart-pounding mammoth scare, Annie told us we'd have to return to our own time and place soon. She gave us special satchels filled with little souvenirs of our time in the Ice Age like a mammoth tusk fossil and a saber-toothed cat tooth. So cool!Just then, the tree house started shaking again and we were whirled around in that same crazy vortex. The next thing I knew, I was lying back in Jack's backyard tree house just as the sun was beginning to set. I couldn't believe we had traveled back from over 10,000 years in the past in the blink of an eye!Jack and I looked around in awe, then opened our satchels to look at the fossils and shells we had collected. It was proof that our remarkable journey to the Ice Age with the Magic Tree House crew had indeed happened! We just experienced something most people could only dream of.As we were gushing about the incredible adventure we had gone on, Annie and Jack climbed back into the tree house. Except this time, they were the Annie and Jack from our present time that we had grown up with, not the ones from the books."Did you two have a good time traveling back to the Ice Age with us?" Annie asked with a smile. "I can't wait for you to read all about our next adventure!"With that, the two of them were gone again in another bright vortex. Jack and I just looked at each other in amazement, wondering what other unbelievable experiences the Magic Tree House might have in store. All I knew was that I couldn't wait to go on another mind-blowing journey with my friends! It's going to be an amazing ride.篇2The Magic Tree House: The Amazing RideI absolutely love the Magic Tree House book series by Mary Pope Osborne! The books follow the adventures of Jack and Annie, two regular kids who discover a tree house filled with books that can magically transport them through time and space. Each book takes them on a thrilling journey to a different point in history or a different part of the world.One of my favorite books in the series is "The Amazing Ride." In this story, Jack and Annie get a magical assignment from Morgan le Fay to go back in time and try to learn the secrets of some of the earliest explorers and inventors. Their first stop is ancient China, where they meet the famous explorer Zheng He and get to sail on one of his massive treasure ships.I thought it was so cool how the book brought the voyages of Zheng He to life. He was a real historical figure who led huge fleets of ships on incredible journeys across the Indian Ocean in the early 1400s. The descriptions of his gigantic "treasure ships" with nine masts and crews of hundreds of sailors made me feel like I was right there on deck, looking out at the vast blue sea.After leaving ancient China, Jack and Annie's tree house takes them to Renaissance-era Italy. Here they meet the great inventor and artist Leonardo da Vinci and get to see some of his fantastic designs and creations up close. I loved learning about all of da Vinci's incredible ideas - like his concepts for a helicopter, a tank, concentrated solar power, and even a rudimentary robot!Da Vinci seems like he was the ultimate Renaissance man - an artist, scientist, inventor, and free thinker all rolled into one. The scenes in the book where Jack and Annie watch himsketching ideas and working on mechanical prototypes were captivating. It really brought home how revolutionary and ahead-of-his-time da Vinci was. I can see why he's still renowned as one of the greatest geniuses who ever lived, even 500 years later!The last leg of Jack and Annie's journey takes them to Russia in the early 1700s to meet the great tsar, Peter the Great. What's really cool is that Peter spent a lot of time traveling across Europe, learning about western technology and trying to bring Russia into the modern world. In the book, Jack and Annie get to join Peter on a visit to some shipyards in Holland where he's studying naval engineering.I loved the descriptions of the bustling shipyards, with ships being built, masts being raised, and sailors hard at work absolutely everywhere you looked. And Peter was like a sponge, asking a million questions of the Dutch ship builders and taking tons of notes on every little detail of their advanced techniques. It made me have a lot of respect for how dedicated Peter was to acquiring new knowledge that could help modernize and strengthen Russia.By riding along with these daring explorers, innovative thinkers, and determined leaders, Jack and Annie (and readerslike me!) get to experience some of the most important developments and discoveries in human history first-hand. We're there as Zheng He's colossal fleets open up maritime trade routes across the Indian Ocean. We watch up close as Leonardo da Vinci fills his notebooks with futuristic inventions. And we see the intense curiosity that drove Peter the Great to study the leading science and technology of his day.Each time I read "The Amazing Ride," I'm struck by how these historical figures defied conventional thinking and weren't afraid to explore uncharted waters (literally, in Zheng He's case!). Their courage, creativity, and thirst for knowledge allowed them to make incredible contributions that still impact our world today. The Magic Tree House books don't just entertain, but inspire young people to approach life with that same spirit of adventure, innovation, and curiosity.Whether it's building an experimental go-kart, or designing a video game, or finding a new way to reduce plastic waste, I think every kid has an inner explorer, inventor, or visionary inside them just waiting to be unlocked. Books like "The Amazing Ride" feed that spark of imagination and remind us that with determination and an open mind, we too can go on to do amazing things and change the world. As Jack's friend Kathleensays at the end of the story, "Being curious and using your mind is the first amazing ride." I couldn't agree more!篇3The Amazing Ride by Mary Pope Osborne: A Magical Journey Through TimeHey there, Fun Fun English readers! It's me again, coming at you with another book review. This time, I'm diving into the wild and wonderful world of the Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne. Specifically, we're going to explore the epic adventure found in book number 27 – "The Amazing Ride"!Now, if you're not already familiar with the Magic Tree House books, let me give you a quick rundown. The series follows the crazy cool escapades of two kids, Jack and Annie, who discover a treehouse filled with books that can magically transport them through time and space. Talk about the ultimate field trip!In "The Amazing Ride," Jack and Annie find themselves whisked away to the American prairie in the late 1800s. And let me tell you, this is no ordinary trip to the countryside. Nope, they end up smack dab in the middle of a hair-raising race against a bunch of cowboys on the legendary Pony Express trail!Right from the get-go, the action is non-stop. Jack and Annie have to saddle up and ride alongside theserough-and-tumble Pony Express riders, braving treacherous terrain, wild animals, and even some unsavory outlaws. It's like an old-school Western movie, but they're living it for real!What I love about this book is how it brings history to life in the most thrilling way possible. Sure, we've all learned about the Pony Express in school, but reading a textbook can't even compare to galloping alongside these brave riders as they risk their lives to deliver the mail. Talk about an adrenaline rush!And let's not forget about the amazing detail Osborne packs into her descriptions. From the vast, rolling prairies to the dusty frontier towns, I could vividly picture every scene unfolding before my eyes. It's like being transported back in time myself!But "The Amazing Ride" isn't just a wild adventure story – it's also a heartwarming tale of friendship and courage. Jack and Annie have to rely on each other every step of the way, facing challenges that would test even the bravest of cowboys. Their bond grows stronger with each obstacle they overcome, reminding us that true friendship can conquer anything.And let's be real, Jack and Annie are just downright cool characters. Jack is the level-headed, responsible one, alwaystrying to keep them out of too much trouble. Annie, on the other hand, is the daring, adventurous spirit, constantly pushing them into exciting (and sometimes scary) situations. Together, they make the perfect duo to lead us on these magical journeys.Of course, no Magic Tree House book would be complete without the delightfully quirky rewards they earn at the end of each adventure. This time, they bring back a pouch filled with...well, you'll have to read the book to find out! But trust me, it's an awesome souvenir from their wild ride on the Pony Express trail.All in all, "The Amazing Ride" is a must-read for any Magic Tree House fan or anyone who loves a rollicking good adventure. It's packed with heart-pounding action, fascinating historical details, and valuable lessons about friendship and perseverance.So what are you waiting for? Saddle up and join Jack and Annie on their amazing ride across the American frontier. Just be sure to hold on tight – it's going to be one heck of a journey!Rating: 5 out of 5 golden books. This one deserves a permanent spot on your bookshelf!。

迪斯尼神奇启蒙英语(Disney English)-26集

迪斯尼神奇启蒙英语(Disney English)-26集《迪士尼神奇英语》简介《迪士尼神奇英语》是迪士尼公司最著名的少儿英语学习系列，由家喻户晓的米老鼠、唐老鸭教小朋友们学习纯正的美式英语，使孩子们在玩的过程中融入英语的会话环境。

通过妙趣横生的迪士尼卡通形象，把英语教学中的视、听、说、唱紧密结合，使孩子们在观赏迪士尼精采动画的同时，轻松自然的学会日常英语会话。

并成功实现了与米老鼠、唐老鸭的对话，在人机界面上，小朋友不仅可以观看精彩的动画，还可以与他们做游戏，提高了产品的趣味性和小朋友的参与性。

米老鼠、唐老鸭会教小朋友们在适当的时候说出适当的单词，完全的情景教学，好象把孩子们完全置于全英语环境，使孩子们在听、说、唱、玩的过程中，接受掌握了另一种母语----英语。

这套教材完全能使孩子们在玩的过程中学会英语的新型儿童英语教材。

教材中把英语教学中视、听、说几个环节紧密融汇在一起，通过妙趣横生的迪士尼卡通形象，营造了足以使孩子们理解、接受所要教授内容的环境，使孩子们在观赏精彩的迪士尼画面的同时，轻松自然的学会日常英语会话，语感，提高和改进孩子的语音和语调，让孩子们终身受益。

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UNIT 1 An impressive English lesson

An impressive English lesson1 If I am the only parent who still corrects his child's English, then perhaps my son is right. To him, I am a tedious oddity: a father he is obliged to listen to and a man absorbed in the rules of grammar, which my son seems allergic to.2 I think I got serious about this only recently when I ran into one of my former students, fresh from an excursion to Europe. "How was it?" I asked, full of earnest anticipation.3 She nodded three or four times, searched the heavens for the right words, and then exclaimed, "It was, like, whoa!"4 And that was it. The civilization of Greece and the glory of Roman architecture were captured in a condensed non-statement. My student's "whoa!" was exceeded only by my head-shaking distress.5There are many different stories about the downturn in the proper use of English. Surely students should be able to distinguish between their/there/they're or the distinctive difference between complimentary and complementary. They unfairly bear the bulk of the criticism for these knowledge deficits because there is a sense that they should know better.6 Students are not dumb, but they are being misled everywhere they look and listen. For example, signs in grocery stores point them to the stationary, even though the actual stationery items —pads, albums and notebooks — are not nailed down. Friends and loved ones often proclaim they've just ate when, in fact, they've just eaten. Therefore, it doesn't make any sense to criticize our students. 一堂难忘的英语课1如果我是唯一一个还在纠正小孩英语的家长，那么我儿子也许是对的。

Lesson30ALetterfromLiMing(冀教版第六册学英语教材)

Lesson30. A Letter from LiMing （冀教版第六册学英语教材）教材分析：本课时是冀教版学英语教材第六册第四单元的第30课的第一课时。

第四单元中，李明、詹妮和丹尼从北京旅行回到各自的家，他们向家人讲述了各自旅行的经历，在讲述中很自然的运用了动词过去时态，本单元的语言重点就是使学生掌握一些常见的动词过去式的变化。

第30课通过李明的一封信向詹妮和丹尼表达对北京旅行的感受以及对丹尼的惦念。

这封书信语气朴实、自然而亲切，口语化很强，容易激起学生的学习兴趣。

学情分析：我所教的这个五年级的班学生有59人，班容量大，大部分的学生英语基础差，厌学英语的情绪很大。

英语口语基础比较好的只有大约十几个个学生，课堂活动组织和展开全靠他们，他们在带动全班同学学习英语方面起着重要的作用。

教师采取有效的教学方法，逐渐扭转学生厌学情绪，让学生对英语产生兴趣，这是我当务之急的工作。

教学目标：1、复习动词过去式liked，能熟练运用liked表达喜欢旅行的感受。

2、复习掌握英文书信的书写格式，3、能运用重点句型This is……at the …….和Thisis for……熟练的讨论学过的图片内容；能借助课文的线索提示，复述李明写给丹尼和詹妮的信，提高学生实际运用语言的能力，。

4、通过学生对课文的倾听、阅读、朗读和背诵的的活动，促进学生自主学习能力的形成，培养学生对英语的语感，使不同学习层次的学生都感受到学习英语的乐趣。

教学重点：教学目标1、2,、3教学难点：通过本课时的学习，使不同学习层次的学生在学习英语兴趣方面都有不同程度的改善教学过程一、复习引入新课Did LiMing have a good trip in Beijing?Did he go to Wangfujing street to buy gifts?What did he buy there?二、创设情境，引入新语言1、出示图片，引导学生观察，示范用英语介绍图片内容师：Here are some pictures of LiMing 、Danny and Jenny’s trip to Beijing.Let’s say about the pictures. For example:Here are some pictures of LiMing 、Danny and Jenny’s trip to Beijing.（举起第一幅图片）This is LiMing at the Tian’anmen Square.学生跟读句子，指名学生介绍第一幅图片2、把图片递给学生，让学生试着学着老师的样子看图说话。

一个有趣的旅行八年级下英语作文80词

一个有趣的旅行八年级下英语作文80词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Last summer, my family took an amazing trip to Hawaii. We went snorkeling and saw colorful fish and coral reefs. I even spotted a sea turtle! We also hiked through a lush rainforest and swam under a beautiful waterfall. The best part was visiting an active volcano. From a safe distance, we watched red lava bubbling and oozing down the slopes. Hawaii's stunning natural scenery made it an unforgettable adventure. I can't wait to go back someday!篇2Here's an interesting travel essay written from a student's perspective, around 2000 words in length:An Unforgettable Journey to the Swiss AlpsIt was the summer before my freshman year of high school, and my family had decided to take a trip to Switzerland. I had always dreamed of visiting the majestic Swiss Alps, with their snow-capped peaks and picturesque valleys. Little did I knowthat this trip would turn out to be one of the most adventurous and memorable experiences of my life.The journey began with a long flight from our hometown to Zurich, the largest city in Switzerland. As we stepped out of the airport, the crisp mountain air hit us like a refreshing wave. We hopped into our rental car and set off for the small village of Grindelwald, nestled in the heart of the Bernese Oberland region.The drive itself was breathtaking. Winding roads snaked through lush green meadows, dotted with quaint wooden chalets and grazing cows adorned with tinkling bells. Towering above us were the colossal peaks of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau – a trio of mountains that seemed to touch the sky.Upon arriving in Grindelwald, we checked into our cozy chalet-style hotel, complete with a balcony that offered a stunning view of the Fiescherhorn glacier. After settling in, we decided to explore the village on foot. Cobblestone streets lined with charming shops and cafés exuded an old-world charm that instantly transported us back in time.The next day, we embarked on our first alpine adventure – a cable car ride up to the First summit, which stands at an impressive 2,168 meters above sea level. As the car ascended, the landscape transformed from lush greenery to rugged rockformations and pristine snowfields. At the top, we were greeted by a panoramic vista of the surrounding peaks, with the Eiger's iconic north face looming majestically in the distance.But the real thrill came when we strapped on our hiking boots and set out on one of the many trails that crisscrossed the alpine meadows. We trekked through fields of wildflowers, past babbling streams, and over narrow bridges that spanned deep crevasses. Every turn revealed a new and breathtaking view, making us feel as if we had stepped into a world straight out of a fairytale.One of the highlights of our trip was a visit to the Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe at an elevation of 3,454 meters. We took a train that tunneled through the heart of the Eiger and emerged at the "Top of Europe," where we were greeted by a vast expanse of eternal snow and ice. Walking on the glacier was a surreal experience, and the panoramic views from the observation deck were simply stunning.But our adventure didn't stop there. We also had the opportunity to try our hand at traditional Swiss activities like cheese-making and alphorn-blowing. We even attended a local folk festival, where we danced to the lively tunes of an alphornensemble and sampled delicious Swiss delicacies like fondue and rösti.As our time in the Swiss Alps drew to a close, I found myself feeling a mix of emotions. On one hand, I was filled with a sense of accomplishment and awe at having experienced such natural beauty and cultural richness. On the other hand, I felt a twinge of sadness at having to leave this magical place behind.Looking back, this trip taught me invaluable lessons about embracing new experiences, appreciating the wonders of nature, and stepping out of my comfort zone. The memories of hiking through alpine meadows, marveling at towering peaks, and immersing myself in Swiss culture will forever be etched in my mind as a reminder of the incredible journey I embarked on in the Swiss Alps.篇3An Unforgettable Adventure in the Swiss AlpsIt was the summer before I started 8th grade, and my family had decided to take an epic trip to Switzerland. I had been looking forward to this vacation for months – visions of hiking through stunning mountain scenery, taking a cable car up soaring peaks, and eating lots of delicious Swiss chocolatedanced in my head. Little did I know just how incredible and utterly mind-blowing this adventure would turn out to be!We flew into Geneva and then took a train through the countryside to the charming village of Zermatt, our base for exploring the amazing Swiss Alps. Zermatt is a ski resort town with no cars allowed – you have to take electric vehicles or walk everywhere. It has this old-world, fairytale ambiance with chalet-style buildings, cobblestone streets, and the iconic Matterhorn mountain looming over it all. We stayed at this really cool hotel built in the traditional Swiss style with lots of carved wood and bright flower boxes.On our first full day there, we decided to start with one of the most famous hikes in the area – the 5-Lakes Trail. This picturesque route winds through green meadows and pine forests, passing by five incredibly blue and pristine lakes. With my parents, little brother, and our hiking guide, we set off on the trail lined with bright wildflowers like edelweiss. The scenery was just breathtaking at every turn. Those lakes were the most insane shades of turquoise and aquamarine, surrounded by towering mountain peaks with lingering patches of snow. At one point we walked across this cool suspended footbridge over a roaring river of icy meltwater. Halfway through the hike, we had a picniclunch at a meadow with marmots scurrying around and huge waterfalls thundering down cliffs nearby. So amazing!The next couple days, we took cable cars and littlecog-wheel trains up to various viewpoints for epic vistas of the Alps. One morning we rode up to the Gornergrat ridge which is like 10,000 feet high with 360-degree views of over 20 different mountain peaks and massive glaciers. It was freezing cold up there since we were basically standing on a ridge of ice and snow, but the panoramic views were just insane. Like looking out over a wilderness of hulking grey giants covered in blindingly white snow and ice. We took a guided hike along the ridge while our guide pointed out legendary peaks like the Matterhorn and Dufourspitze.Another day we took a series of cable cars and lifts allllll the way up to the famous Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 12,700 feet! You could actually go out and walk around on the actual glacier up there. As we approached the glacier area, we had to walk through this crazy tunnel drilled straight through the inner ice of the glacier. Emerging out on to the glacier itself was like stepping onto another planet. Endless stretches of brilliant blue ice and snow whipping around in freezing winds. We strapped on these special crampon shoes to trek across the slipperyglacier following our mountain guide. At one point he had us all lie flat and look straight down through this crevasse – it was basicallyan endless icy blue chasm disappearing vertically down into darkness. So wild!That night after the glacier excursion, we were all exhausted and ready for some chill time. We checked out Zermatt's adorable downtown area filled with chalet-style shops, bakeries, and restaurants. For dinner, we ate at this super cozy place with wood-beamed ceilings and tall mugs of hot chocolate loaded with whipped cream. I got a plate of the classic Swiss rösti (those delicious swiss potato pancakes) covered in an ocean of melted raclette cheese. So warm, gooey, and absolutely divine after a long day on the glacier! That evening, we wandered through town gazing at all the twinkling lights and stopped at this famous Swiss chocolatier to load up on lots of scrumptious souvenirs.On our last full day, we had signed up for an "authentic alpinexperience" with some local alpine farmers and cheesemakers. In the morning, we took a ferry boat across a glassy mountain lake to this working dairy farm set on a gorgeous hillside meadow. At the farm, we got to watch thealpine herders bring the cows in from the high mountainpastures, clanging their huge cow bells as they ambled along. We helped out with milking the cows and then got to observe the whole cheesemaking process of turning that fresh milk into delicious alpine cheese right there.For lunch, the farm family cooked up a delectable spread of classic Swiss dishes like rosti,raculette cheese, and dried meat specialties. We ate our fill surrounded by the most篇4An Awesome Trip to RememberYou'll never believe the crazy adventure I had this past summer! My family and I went on this epic trip to Australia and it was just the coolest experience ever. I'm going to tell you all about the hilarious stuff that happened because you're just going to die when you hear about it.So we landed in Sydney after a super long flight from Los Angeles. I was already exhausted from the plane ride, but my parents insisted we had to start sightseeing right away to "make the most of our time." Ugh, parents, am I right? They dragged me and my little brother William all over the city that first day. We saw the Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens...it was nonstop!The next morning, bright and early, we drove out to the Blue Mountains. Can you guess why they're called the Blue Mountains? Because they actually look kind of blue from a distance! It's not just a random name. Wild, right? We hiked through the mountains and forests, saw scenic waterfalls, and took a million pictures of the bright blue haze over the valleys and canyons. It was beautiful but I have to admit, my feet were absolutely killing me after all that walking.A couple days later, we went to the Taronga Zoo in Sydney. That place was epic! We saw kangaroos (of course), koalas, wombats, wallabies, and more Australian animals than you can imagine. But the best part was the elephant encounter where you could feed the elephants! A huge African elephant stuck its trunk right in my face and grabbed a banana from my hand with its massive tongue. I nearly peed my pants, I was so startled! Will hasn't stopped teasing me about the look on my face.Speaking of Will, that little brat got us all stuck in an elevator at our hotel one day. He thought it would be sooooo funny to press all the buttons, but the elevator got overloaded with people and just stopped working in between floors. We were crammed in there for like an hour before someone was able to rescue us. My mom nearly killed him!Anyway, enough about dumb stuff like that. The best day by far was when we went scuba diving at the Great Barrier Reef. I'd never tried anything like that before and I was a little nervous, but our instructor was really cool and showed us what to do. The reef was absolutely breathtaking underwater! Everywhere you looked there were vividly colorful coral, fish, sharks, turtles, you name it. It felt like something out of a nature documentary. Just indescribably beautiful.I really didn't want to leave the Great Barrier Reef, but sadly our trip was coming to an end. On our very last day in Sydney, we climbed up the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge on a Bridge Climb tour. I'm terrified of heights, so I was low-key freaking out the whole time, but I managed to make it across while securely harnessed to the bridge. The views from the top were worth the panic attack! You could see the entire city, the opera house, the harbor, everything. It was such an epic way to say farewell to Sydney.I have to admit, Australia totally blew my expectations out of the water (no pun intended!). The people were so friendly, the food was out of this world, and the scenery was just unreal. From the beaches to the rainforests to the reef to the towns, everything was picture-perfect. I'll never forget swimming withdolphins, petting kangaroos, exploring rainforest hiking trails, and all the other amazing experiences I had.My friends are all crazy jealous that I got to go on such an unforgettable adventure down under. Australia is definitely one of the coolest places I've ever been. I'm not exaggerating when I say it was 100% the trip of a lifetime! As soon as I can save up enough money, I'm going to go back and explore even more of this awesome country. Maybe I'll even get to see the Outback next time. A girl can dream, right? If you ever get a chance to take a trip to Australia, TAKE IT! You won't regret it for a second.篇5An Unforgettable Adventure in the Amazon RainforestAs the small plane descended through the clouds, I caught my first glimpse of the vast green expanse of the Amazon rainforest stretching out below. My heart raced with excitement and trepidation at the thought of spending two weeks immersed in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. This was the adventure I had been dreaming about for months, and I could hardly believe it was finally happening.Our group of ten students and two teacher chaperones had been preparing for this trip for what felt like an eternity. We hadread countless books and articles about the Amazon, learned basic Portuguese phrases, and packed every essential item imaginable into our backpacks. Still, nothing could have fully prepared us for the sights, sounds, and smells that assaulted our senses the moment we stepped off the plane and onto the small landing strip in the heart of the Brazilian rainforest.The air was thick and humid, enveloping us in a warm, muggy embrace. The cacophony of animal calls was deafening –howler monkeys roaring, parrots squawking, and insects buzzing all around us. The pungent aroma of damp earth and decaying vegetation filled our nostrils, a scent so intense and distinctive that it would forever be seared into my memory.After a brief orientation from our local guides, we embarked on our first jungle hike. The narrow trail wound its way through a labyrinth of towering trees, their trunks adorned with vines and their canopies filtering the bright sunlight into a kaleidoscope of greens and shadows. Every few steps, our guides would pause to point out some fascinating plant or animal, rattling off scientific names and intricate details about their behaviors and adaptations.One particularly memorable encounter was with a family of tamarin monkeys. These tiny primates, no larger than a squirrel,scampered through the branches above our heads, their big eyes watching us with curiosity. Our guide motioned for us to sit perfectly still, and within moments, one of the bolder tamarins had descended to eye level, its delicate fingers grasping the thin branches as it inspected us, its tail twitching with excitement.As the days passed, we hiked deeper into the rainforest, our boots sinking into the spongy soil with each step. We waded through shallow streams, the cool water a welcome respite from the oppressive heat. We slept in hammocks slung between the trees, lulled to sleep by the orchestra of nocturnal creatures all around us.One night, our guides took us on a night hike, equipping us with powerful flashlights to pierce the inky blackness. The forest took on an entirely different persona after dark, teeming with life that remained hidden during the day. We spotted a sloth clinging motionless to a branch, its bulging eyes reflecting the beam of our flashlights. A tarantula the size of a dinner plate scurried across the trail, its hairy legs leaving imprints in the soft earth.Perhaps the most incredible experience was our encounter with a massive anaconda, the largest snake species in the world. Our guide, with nerves of steel, carefully pulled the massivereptile from the underbrush, its muscular coils thicker than my arm. As it slithered languidly across the forest floor, I couldn't help but feel a mixture of awe and primal fear at the sheer power and majesty of this apex predator.As our time in the Amazon drew to a close, I found myself torn between excitement to return home and a profound sadness at having to leave this verdant paradise behind. The rainforest had cast its spell on me, and I knew that a part of me would forever remain there, intertwined with the twisted vines and towering trees.On our final night, as I lay in my hammock listening to the symphony of the jungle, I reflected on the countless wonders I had witnessed over the past two weeks. The Amazon was so much more than just a lush jungle teeming with exotic flora and fauna. It was a living, breathing entity, a complex tapestry of life woven together over millions of years, each thread playing an essential role in the grand design.As I drifted off to sleep, I silently vowed to do my part to protect this incredible place, to ensure that future generations would have the opportunity to experience its magic firsthand. The Amazon had forever changed me, igniting a passion for conservation and a deep appreciation for the fragile beauty ofour planet. This adventure was more than just a trip – it was a life-altering journey that would shape the person I would become.篇6An Unforgettable Adventure: My Trip to the Amazon RainforestAs the plane descended towards the lush green canopy of the Amazon rainforest, my heart raced with excitement and a hint of apprehension. This wasn't your typical family vacation to the beach or a theme park – it was an adventure of a lifetime, and I couldn't wait to embark on this extraordinary journey.The first thing that struck me as we landed in Manaus, the gateway to the Amazon, was the oppressive humidity. The air felt thick and heavy, like a warm, damp blanket enveloping me. But the discomfort was quickly overshadowed by the sheer beauty of our surroundings. Towering trees stretched as far as the eye could see, their branches intertwined in an intricate tapestry of green.Our first stop was a small eco-lodge nestled deep in the heart of the rainforest. The rustic accommodations were simple but charming, with thatched roofs and hammocks swayinggently on the porches. As we settled in, our guide, a local indigenous man named João, greeted us with a w arm smile and a twinkle in his eye."Welcome to my home," he said, gesturing to the vast expanse of the Amazon surrounding us. "This is a place like no other, where nature's wonders unfold in ways you could never imagine."And he wasn't exaggerating. Over the next few days, we embarked on a series of unforgettable adventures that left me in awe of the rainforest's majesty.One day, we ventured into the depths of the jungle, following narrow trails that wound through the dense vegetation. João pointed out an array of fascinating plants and animals, from the towering kapok trees to the tiny, colorful poison dart frogs that hopped along the forest floor. We even spotted a sloth lazily clinging to a branch, its movements so slow and deliberate that it seemed frozen in time.Another highlight was our excursion along the mighty Amazon River. We boarded a small motorized canoe and glided through the murky waters, the sound of the engine's gentle purr mingling with the calls of exotic birds and the occasional splash of a jumping fish. João regaled us with tales of the river's richhistory and the indigenous communities that have called it home for centuries.But perhaps the most memorable experience was our night hike through the rainforest. As the sun dipped below the horizon, a whole new world came alive around us. Nocturnal creatures emerged from their hiding places, their eyes glowing in the darkness. João shone his flashlight on a tarantula perched on a tree trunk, its hairy legs and massive body sending shivers down my spine. We also spotted a kinkajou, a small mammal that resembled a cross between a monkey and a ferret, scampering along the branches overhead.Throughout our stay, I couldn't help but marvel at the sheer diversity and resilience of the Amazon ecosystem. Despite facing numerous threats from deforestation, mining, and climate change, this incredible place continued to thrive, sheltering countless species of plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth.As our time in the Amazon drew to a close, I felt a profound sense of gratitude and humility. This trip had opened my eyes to the wonders of the natural world and the importance of preserving it for future generations. The memories of the lush greenery, the cacophony of animal calls, and the warmhospitality of our indigenous hosts would forever be etched in my mind.On the flight home, I gazed out the window at the vast expanse of the Amazon below, its rivers snaking like veins through the verdant landscape. I knew that this experience had changed me in ways I couldn't yet fully comprehend. The Amazon had left an indelible mark on my soul, and I vowed to carry its lessons with me wherever life's journey might lead.。

小学一对一辅导英语方案

小学一对一辅导英语方案一、学生评估在开始辅导之前，对学生进行全面的评估是必不可少的。

这包括了解学生的英语学习背景、现有水平、学习风格、兴趣爱好以及学习目标等。

可以通过与学生和家长的交流、查看学生的学校成绩单和作业、进行简单的测试等方式来获取这些信息。

例如，如果学生在听力方面较为薄弱，但对英语歌曲感兴趣，那么在辅导过程中可以多融入英文歌曲来提高听力能力。

又或者学生在阅读上有困难，但喜欢故事，就可以选择适合其水平的英语故事书进行阅读训练。

二、制定个性化学习计划根据学生评估的结果，为学生制定个性化的学习计划。

学习计划应明确学习目标、学习内容、学习方法和学习进度。

对于基础薄弱的学生，学习目标可能是掌握基本的单词和语法，能够进行简单的日常交流。

学习内容可以包括基础词汇、常用句型、简单的对话练习等。

学习方法可以采用游戏、动画等趣味性较强的方式来吸引学生的注意力，激发学习兴趣。

学习进度则可以相对较慢，确保学生能够充分理解和掌握所学知识。

而对于有一定基础的学生，学习目标可以是提高英语的综合运用能力，如阅读、写作和口语表达。

学习内容可以包括拓展词汇量、复杂句型的学习、阅读理解和写作训练等。

学习方法可以增加讨论、演讲等互动性更强的环节，培养学生的思维能力和表达能力。

学习进度可以适当加快，挑战学生的学习能力。

三、教学内容1、词汇根据学生的年龄和英语水平，选择合适的词汇进行教学。

可以通过图片、实物、游戏等多种方式帮助学生记忆单词。

同时，注重词汇的运用，让学生在句子和语境中理解和使用单词。

比如，学习水果类单词时，可以准备各种水果的图片或实物，让学生一边看一边说，还可以进行“水果蹲”的游戏，加深对单词的记忆。

2、语法以简单易懂的方式讲解语法知识，避免过于复杂和抽象的解释。

结合例句和练习，让学生在实践中掌握语法规则。

例如，在讲解一般现在时的时候，可以用学生日常生活中的例子，如“我每天早上七点起床。

”“他喜欢踢足球。

”等，让学生明白一般现在时的用法。

说着英语趣旅行(1-50集)

《说着英语“趣”旅行》第001集：购物英语全破解本集对话：ERIC: The mall nearby is having a big sale this weekend. You wanna go?DENNY: Don’t feel like it. I’m broke.ERIC: Well, we can do some window shopping.DENNY: Just look around? Ah, that’s boring.本集单词：1、mall（购物中心）shopping center (购物中心) department store（百货公司）supermarket（超市）convenience store（便利商店）2、big sale（大减价，大促销）on sale（特价中）for sale（待售商品）fire sale（减价出售）flash sale （闪购）3、wanna go是一个非常口语话的表达，完整表达应该是want to go。

4、be broke的字面意思是“破产了”，是指“囊中羞涩，没有钱”。

5、window shopping只逛不买。

6、look around 四处看看，只看不买。

还可以说，I’m just looking. 或者，I’m just browsing。

实用句子：1、Is this bag on sale? 这个包在打折吗？2、Do you have any gifts? 你们有赠品吗？3、May I look at this? 我可以看下这个吗？4、I like this. I’ll take it. 这个不错。

我要这个。

第002集：砍价就要实力派本期对话：DENNY: How much does this cost?ERIC: 100 dollars.DENNY: Don’t try to rip me off! I know what this is worth. 60 dollars at most.ERIC: No way! 80 dollars.DENNY: Come on! If you don’t give a better price, I won’t buy this from you.ERIC: 70 dollars. Take it or leave it.DENNY: If that’s the lowest price, I’m leaving, I’ll pay 65 dollars, final offer.ERIC: You’re driven a hard bargain. It’s the best deal in town. I’ll let you have it for 65 dollars.本期单词1、rip sb. off 宰人，敲诈(撕开，扯开)2、take it or leave it. 买不买随你。

双语故事《小飞侠》-天哪!活的美人鱼

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