英语周记100字

Friend shipEverybody need friends. It’s very important for us to know how to make friends.How to make friends? At first, we should be friendly to each other, and make strangers at home, wherever they are, and think more of others than ourselves. We shouldn’t quarrel with our friends if we have different opinions with them.Don’t believe the man who leaves you when you are in danger because everyone knows “A friend in need is a friend indeed.”Staying at Home AloneThuesday Nov. 16, 2003 FineI took my school report and came back home cautiously only to find mother wasn't at home. She went to my aunt's and wou!d come back in the evcning. I knew that fi'om a note on the table. I was still a little bit frightened as if mother would come back suddenly.Seeing the low marks on the school report and remcmbering mother's cold face, I almost trembled with fear. lf mother know I got so low marks oa the subjects, especially English, she would tear all my cartoon books which are my fovourite. I have been treating them as my own life for a long time. But mother always thought cartoon diverted my attention from study and had a bad effect on me. Frankly speaking, I had realized it. Mother hated those books. She had warned me if I got low marks once more she would get rid of them. I Still wanted to keep those books even if I would mever touch them from then on. What should I do? I knew that any persuation was in vain. I would prevent mother from doing that.A good idea stroke me. I gathered all the books and put them in a box. Then, I hid the box under my bed. Having done it carefully, I had a breathing spell.Opening the English book, I sat at the desk and began to read. It was really the time that I learned English carefully, I thought.My favourite teacher is Miss Huang. She is a beautiful lady. She has two big eyes, a high nose and a little red mouth. There is always a smile on her face.Miss Huang likes singing and collecting posters. She is good at playing the piano. In the evening, she always sits in front of the piano and plays nice music. She is good at dancing, too. Sometimes she teaches us dancing.Miss Huang likes dogs very much because the dog is very friendly and cute. Her favourite color is blue. Because blue is the color of the sky and the sea.This is my favourite teacher. Our classmates all like her very much.一、Changes In Our LifeOver the past twenty years or so, great changes have taken place in our life. Take my family for example. My parents contacted others mainly by sending them letters in the past, but now we call long distance at home. And once my parents listened to the radio for news and other information, but now we watch the news and other programs on TV.And I think another big change is in the housing conditions. When they got married about twenty years ago, my parents lived in a small room crowded with furniture, but now we have moved into a big new three-room apartment. In short, changes in our life in the past twenty years have brought us comfort and convenience.二、 Xiao Hong is going to learn to ride bicycles. She is on the bike and ready to ride when her father, mother and grandmother come and help her.Her father holds one handle of the bike, and her mother holds the other,with a first-aid box on the shoulder. Her grandmother holds the back seat tightly. They are all wet with sweat. However, the bike is being moved not by Xiao Hong herself but by her parents and grandmother. "Let me do it myself, will you?" says Xiao Hong to them. From this picture, we can see how much the parents care for the children. In my opinion, it is right that parents should take care of their children. But as children, we need the chance to learn and practice some skills by ourselves. We need to grow up independently. Let us do it ourselves.On a sunny day, Xiao Hong is learning to ride bicycles. She is about to ride when her parents and grandmother come and help her. They hold the handles and the back seat. Her mother carries a first-aid box on the shoulder. They look worried and are all wet with sweat. The bike moves ahead. However, it is driven not by Xiao Hong but by her parents and grandmother. "Let me do it myself, will you?" says Xiao Hong to them. In fact, the parents love their children very much. I agree that parents should take good care of their children, but parents shouldn't help them do everything. After all children need to practice and be independent. They need to grow up themselves. Parents should stand aside and let them do if they can do it themselves.（注意将人称改一下）三、Mobile PhoneAs can be seen from the charts more and more people own mobile phones in China now. At the end of 2002, there were 20 million mobile phone users. By the year 2005 the number hasreached up to 30 million. People have found mobile phones very convenient. They can get in touch with each other whenever and wherever they like. There are many different functions to meet different needs, such as sending short messages and surfing the Intemet.However, it may also bring us some trouble. For example, if someone calls you by mistake, you will have to pay for this kind of unnecessary calls. And the radiation from the phone may do harm to our health, In spite of this, the number of people having mobile phones is still increasing steadily.四、Don’t Lose Your CourageNever shall I forget the first English lesson given by Miss Liu. On that day， when she entered the classroom， we found that she was a young and beautiful lady with a big smile on her face. Then she introduced herself saying that we should call her Miss Liu instead of Teacher Liu， a moment later， she let all of us go to the blackboard and say something about ourselves in English in turn. When it was my turn，I felt so shy and fearful that I didn’t dare to say a word before the class. She came up to me and said kindly，“Don’t be afraid. I believe you can do it. Come and have a try.” My face turned red when I heard that. At last， I went to the blackboard and was able to do it quite well. She praised for what I had done. Up to now， I can still remember her words in the first English lesson：“Practice makes perfect. Don’t lose your courage when you meet with difficulties. Try on and on until you succeed.”五、成都的春节（Chengdu's Spring Festival)without any reservations, we chance an early rise and head for the airport to get the 8:50 flight to Kunming where we began. There we learn the next available flight to Chengdu is not until late afternoon. We cab to Kunming University and hang around to re ad. For lunch we go to Dico’s, a chicken chain by Cuihu Park. After lunch we enter the park and read some more. We go back to the airport for a very bumpy flight. Chengdu is the capital of Si (four) Chuan (rivers), the most populous but perhaps most fertile province with its abundant flora. We take the bus to downtown Chengdu, where we roam around fending off various pu hustlers who mob us, eventually treating ourselves to a decent hotel. The flush toilet and tub make the price worthwhile. It is evening but it’s been a long day so I nap. Late, we head out and get a pedi-cab to take us to the famous Chengdu Restaurant but she takes us to the famous Chengdu Hotel instead; by the time we find it, it’s closed anyway. We wander the street markets until we stumble onto an outside hotpot restaurant. At Beer City, we negotiate a two-fer entry price. Half a dozen guys at the next table have been taking advantage of the unlimited free beer and keep coming over. After a couple of entertainers, the dance floor opens up. Monday morning, James – a senior atthe local tourism high school – meets us to show us around. The poet Du Fu is considered China’s Shakespeare so we visit the thatched cottage where he lived and worked. From there we walk through the street market to a trolley car which takes us along the river until it scrapes a cab. We get out and walk a bit then take a cab to the Chengdu Restaurant (again!) to sample the local hot cuisine. We take a cab to the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base and stroll around a bit watching the playing pandas. A pedi-cab takes us to the zoo where we get a cab to Renmin Park. After some strolling, we stop at the teahouse by the lake which is the oldest in Chengdu. We walk back to the hotel and Debbie gets a takeout at Dico’s while I n ap. A couple of hours later we reverse roles, so I wander to a local pub for a cheeseburger and brew and briefly check my e-mail.。