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英语听力说课教案

英语听力说课教案

英语听力说课稿外语系杜璇各位领导,专家好:我要说课的内容是《英语听力教程》第二册第一单元under the same roof,我授课的班级是英语11-1和11-2班。

本单元总授课时数为四课时,本次说课是第一二课时。

我会从本课程的地位与作用,教材分析,教学目标,重点难点,教学方法,教学步骤等几个方面进行分析:一、本课程的地位与作用英语听力课是英语专业必修课, 是一门重要的学科基础课,乃听说读写译之首。

只有听懂了,才有可能进行基本的交流。

因此,本课程旨在对学生进行系统、严格、全面的听力训练,培养学生较强的听力理解能力,发展学生的听力技巧,提高实际运用语言的能力,帮助学生打下扎实的语言基本功底,培养学生的快速反应、准确辨别、分析推理、归纳总结能力,为培养学生的英语交际能力和今后从事英语教学或与英语有关的工作奠定良好的基础。

二、说教材我要说课的是第一单元under the same roof,在同一屋檐下。

由于学生刚过完寒假从家返校,内心多多少少还会有对家的依恋,本单元所讲述的家庭方面的词汇,表达方式及不同人对于爱情,婚姻及家庭生活的观点在一定程度上正好可以引起其共鸣,激发其学习热情,为以后将要学习的教育,选择与机遇等单元做铺垫。

三、说教学目标,重难点大一学生经过半年的听力训练,已掌握了一定的听力技巧,能听懂一些简单的文章,但对于一些细节的把握上还不够准确,瞬间记忆能力较差。

因此,根据本单元的结构和内容,结合一年级学生的认知结构及其心理特征,我制定了以下教学目标:1. 认知目标:掌握关于家庭的10个基本词汇及常用句型;掌握诸如note-taking(听力笔记),及如何进行听前预测的听力应试技巧;掌握英语发音规则:连读,重读等;语音语调。

2. 能力目标:学生能抓住所听语段(故事或独白)中的关键词,理解话语之间的逻辑关系;培养其精听文章并复述所听句子以及从材料中把握获取有效信息的能力。

本单元重点为有关家庭的一些常用词汇及表达法,有关第三部分涉及到的国外家庭模式的相关背景知识,听力技能(note-taking)的掌握和运用。

Under One Roof同一屋檐下

Under One Roof同一屋檐下

Under One RoofCatherine is a 24-year-old girl. She has graduated from the world-renowned university--California Institute of Technology. And undoubtedly she found a high-paid job in New York. She is always good at every subject and her motto is that “ Where excellence is not an action but a habit.”To be honest, Catherine is a really outstanding, beautiful and amazing girl, but sometimes has a little bit mysophobia and defiant.Kate and Rose are 23-year-old twins. Both of them have graduated from a famous university--New York University this year and they have found a job here. Kate is the older sister. She is friendly to everyone she meets but a timid girl. However, Rose is more sociable and outgoing and she is an absolutely straightforward girl, that is to say, she likes to call a spade a spade.Catherine has rented a flat in New York and recently her two roommates has moved out. Coincidently, the landlord leased the house to the twins. The three girls, therefore, became roommates.Kate and Rose moved into the flat at one afternoon but Catherine was working in the company at this time. The twins did the housework the whole afternoon and also cooked dinner for themselves and their roommate--Catherine.It was seven o’clock. Catherine came back home as usual and of course, she met her two new roommates the landlord has mentioned before. The twins were very excited to see Catherine and invited her to eat dinner together.“ Hello! Catherine. I’m Rose. This is my older sister Kate. We are twin sisters. Nice to meet you! Would you like to have dinner together?”“ Yes. We have cooked dinner for you!” Kate added.“That’s OK, but I have eaten the dinner in the company. Thank you all the same.”Catherine replied coolly and went straight back to her room.“ Maybe she is a little bit tired. Let’s have the dinner.” Kate said to Rose.After a little while, Catherine walked out and into the bathroom to have a shower.“ Ah~, my towel! ” Catherine screamed.“What’s up? ’’Kate rushed into the bathroom from the kitchen with an apron on the waist.“Why do you put your towel on mine? It’s important to pay attention to personal hygiene! ’’ Catherine was in rage.“ Our towel is new, we don’t care yours. How can you say that? ” Rose felt angry.“ The space is very limited so we just put our towel on yours for a while before we found another place. ” Kate explained.Catherine didn’t say anything but close the door of the bathroom. The twins looked at each other and then went back to their work. The first night is end in an unpleasant atmosphere.In the morning, Rose prepared the breakfast for Kate and herself, also for Catherine. Rose wanted to show kindness to Catherine but she seemed to not appreciated. After washing and dressing, Catherine immediately walked out without having breakfast and greeting with the twins.“ Why she is so rude to us? I even don’t want to see her face. ’’ Rose muttered.“ Stop complaining. I believe that everything will be okay. ” Kate smiled to Rose.After the breakfast, the twins went to work as well.Time quickly passed by, it was seven in the evening again and all three girls have came back to flat. After the dinner, Kate was doing the housework and Rose was reading the book belonging to Catherine on the sofa. Catherine was busy finishing an excel which was required to hand in to boss on the sofa too. Everything seemed to be normal. After a little time, Rose unintentionally threw the book on the tea table.Catherine found it and spoke with an unhappy voice, “ It’s an elegantly bound edition, you can’t threw it! I don’t think I wound lent my book to any more.”“ Oh, sorry, Catherine. I am not on purpose.” Kate apologized.“ Kate is always a careless girl. Forgive her please.” Rose said.“ I have no time gossiping with you.” Catherine put the book on the bookshelf and walked into her room.Before dawn, a man broke into the flat to steal the girls’ money, phones and computer. The thief made a noise which waked the twins up. The two girl realized a stranger have entered the room. Even though they scared but kept quiet and crept to the Catherine’s room to wake her up. Catherine called the police at once in a very low voice, and she asked the twins to carry a “weapon”in hand such as mop or broom. They walked to the man cautiously. Catherine smeared chili powder on his face when the thief was looking for money carefully. “ Ah~ Ah~Ah! ” the man screamed.“ Kate! Used the mop to beat him down. Rose, find the string to tie him up! ” Catherine spoke loudly.The man was captured under their joint efforts. The police came soon and took the manaway.“ We’ve done a good job! Girls! ” Catherine smiled to the twins.“ You look so calm when facing danger, we can’t catch the man without your order.” Kate patted Catherine on the shoulder.“ Catherine, you are so brave just now. If you are a man, I think I will fall in love with you.” Rose hugged Catherine.“ Ha~ha, I am always so brave! ’’ Catherine answered.“ We are happy to meet such a brave family number! ” Kate said.“ Yeah! We are a family now because we live under one roof! ” Rose said happily.“I don’t mind becoming your family member if you can treat my book well, Rose! ”Catherine answered.“ Of course, I will.” Rose cheered.“ Ha~Ha~Ha~”The three girls forgot the unpleasant experience before and lived happily together under one roof since then.。

江苏-牛津译林版新教材高中英语必修一第二单元单词全解析(带音标)

江苏-牛津译林版新教材高中英语必修一第二单元单词全解析(带音标)

江苏徐州*徐老师Unit 21. *chick n.雏鸟;小鸡hen 母鸡 r oo ster 公鸡 duck ling小鸭子 pig let猪仔,小猪 bunny 小兔子puppy 小狗 K itten&kitty 小猫2. nest n.鸟窝;巢穴,窝3. strength/stren0/n.力气,力量;实力;优势(15) Strengthen vt&vi 加强反义词:weaken4. roof /ru:f/ n.屋顶,顶部(16)复数:roofs gulfsunder the same roof 在同一屋檐下a roof over one’s head 栖息之所5. battle/'bætl/n.争论;战斗,搏斗;斗争vt.&vi.搏斗;奋斗,斗争(16)名词:1、[C, U] 战役;战斗;搏斗2、[C] ~ (with sb) (for sth) 较量;争论;斗争3、[C, usually sing.] ~ (against/for sth) 奋斗;斗争fight a battle 作战in battle 在战斗中动词:~ (with/against sb/sth) (for sth) 搏斗;奋斗;斗争6. see eye to eye with sb(on sth)(在某事上)与某人看法一致(16)keep an eye on sb/sth 照看某人/某物have/keep one’s eye on sb 密切注意某人的举动have a good eye for对…..有鉴赏力in sb.'s eyes 依某人看in sb’s opinionkeep an eye out for密切注意;留神close one's eyes to 对….视而不见7. argument/'a:gjumənt/n.争吵,争论;论点(16)1、get into/have an argument with sb. about/over sth.就某事与某人争论win/lose an argument with sb 说得过/说不过某人2、[C] ~ (for/against sth) | ~ (that…)论据;理由;论点argue v. 争论,辩论;说服argue with sb. about/over sth. 就某事与某人争论argue for/against 据理赞成/反对……argue sb. into doing sth. 说服某人做某事argue sb. our of doing sth. 说服某人不做某事8. t ee nager/'ti:neid3ə(r)/n.青少年(16) 主要指 13 至 19 岁之间的青少年,强调该年龄段群体的自身特点。

同一屋檐下的陌生人英语作文100

同一屋檐下的陌生人英语作文100

同一屋檐下的陌生人英语作文100全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1Strangers Under the Same RoofHave you ever felt like a stranger in your own home? That's how I feel sometimes living with my parents and little sister. We're a family, but it's almost like we're strangers just happening to live under the same roof.My dad works long hours at his job in an office downtown. He leaves before I wake up in the morning and often doesn't get home until after I've gone to bed. On the weekends, he's usually glued to the TV watching sports or puttering around the house doing chores. We barely talk beyond basic things like "Good morning" or "Have a good day at school."My mom is nice enough, but she's always nagging me about cleaning my room, doing my homework, practicing my violin lessons, and eating my vegetables. I get that she cares about me, but it feels like she's constantly on my case about something. We never just hang out and do fun stuff together anymore like we used to when I was little.Then there's my baby sister Sarah who is only 5 years old. She's just a silly little kid who spends most of her time crying, whining, making messes, and being a huge pain. We have absolutely nothing in common and want nothing to do with each other. I try to avoid her as much as possible.With my dad's absence, my mom's nagging, and my annoying little sister, my home life can feel really lonely sometimes. It's like we're just roommates living together out of necessity rather than an actual family. We've become strangers under the same roof.I have a hard time connecting with my family, but I have an easier time bonding with my friends at school. My best friend Jacob and I have been inseparable since we were little kids. We live just a few houses apart and our families are close friends, so we've basically grown up together. We like all the same things –riding bikes, playing video games, reading comics, watching movies. I can talk to Jacob about anything without fear of being judged or nagged at.At school, there's also my friend group of Jessica, Emily, and Michael who I've known for years. We may not be as close as Jacob and I are, but we all get along great and enjoy hanging out at recess playing four square or just gossiping and joking around.For a few hours each day, I feel completely at home and comfortable just being myself around them.With my friends, I never feel like a stranger the way I often do in my own house with my family members. They accept me for who I am without trying to change me. We may drive each other a little crazy sometimes, but we're still a tight crew who supports one another no matter what. In a lot of ways, my friends feel more like a real family to me than my actual relatives do.I know that probably sounds sad, but it's just the reality of my situation. Don't get me wrong, I know my parents and sister love me deep down. But there's such a disconnect and lack of closeness most of the time that it makes me feel isolated, even when we're all stuck living together under the same roof.Maybe things will get better as I get older and we can all reconnect as a family. For now though, we're just strangers occupying the same space and living our own separate lives. It has me longing for the days when we were actually close and did fun things together without any awkwardness or tension.I'm holding out hope that we can become a real family again where we all feel comfortable being ourselves and sharing our lives with one another. No more feeling like strangers under the same roof. A kid can dream, can't he?篇2Strangers Under One RoofMy house always felt like a busy, chaotic place. With six kids, it was never quiet or calm. There was always someone running around, yelling, or fighting over the TV remote. But I never imagined that we were just the start of the chaos that would soon fill our home.It all began when Mom and Dad said we would be having some "guests" stay with us for a little while. At first, I thought it would just be my aunt, uncle and cousin coming over like they sometimes did. But when they arrived, they had several other people with them that I had never seen before."Kids, meet the Gonzalez family," Dad announced. "They're going to be staying with us for a few months while they get back on their feet after their house caught fire."A few months? With complete strangers? I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Our house was already bursting at the seams with our own family of eight. Where were we possibly going to fit four more people?The Gonzalez family consisted of a mom, dad, teenage daughter and young son. They looked just as shocked and uncomfortable as the rest of us. The mom's eyes were red like she had been crying a lot. I couldn't imagine how devastating it must feel to lose everything in a fire.From that moment on, our modest three-bedroom house was stuffed to the maximum with 12 people. We hadn't even had a chance to meet the Gonzalez family before they were already eating our food, using our bathrooms, and sleeping in any open space they could find.My younger brother and I were forced to squeeze into one small bedroom together, while the teenage daughter had to sleep on a mattress in the living room. The parents tried their best to give the Gonzalez parents some privacy by letting them stay in the guest bedroom. But their little boy had to sleep in a sleeping bag in the hallway.At first, it was extremely awkward and tense. We tried to give them their space and they tried to stay out of our way. But that's pretty hard to do when you're sharing such tight quarters. We were bound to get in each other's way constantly.Meal times were the most hectic and chaotic. There simply wasn't enough space around the table for all of us to sit together.So we had to take turns eating in shifts, with the kids going first while the adults waited. The mountain of dirty dishes quickly piled up in the sink until someone finally did them.The bathrooms were an even bigger nightmare! With 12 people trying to get ready in the morning, it meant endless lines and waiting your turn. Heaven forbid if you really had to use the toilet badly and one of the Gonzalez kids was taking a long shower. Those were crisis situations that led to a lot of screaming and banging on doors.Lack of privacy was another huge issue. Not only did we have no personal space at home, but we also didn't have any way to escape it either. Our small backyard was nothing more than a patch of dirt, overshadowed by the apartments around us. We couldn't even go out there to get away for some quiet time.Tensions eventually started to boil over as the Gonzalez family and my family struggled to adjust to the cramped living situation. While the parents tried their best to stay positive and model good behavior, us kids didn't hold back as much.My siblings and I picked fights with the Gonzalez kids over every little thing - from watching TV, to borrowing someone's belongings, or even looking at one of us the wrong way. We said some pretty mean and hateful things that I'm not proud of.Looking back, I realize we were just frustrated with the circumstances beyond our control. But that's no excuse for the way we treated them at times.Despite the constant bickering and blowups, we somehow managed to coexist together and make the living situation work. Maybe it was because we had no other choice. Or maybe we realized that the Gonzalez family was going through a much tougher time than just having to double-up with another family for awhile.As the days passed, we slowly started to look past our differences and see the Gonzalez kids as more than just strangers overstaying their welcome. We found common ground through our love of video games and sports. We became friends and learned about each other's cultures. We started joking around and giving each other good-natured teasing like siblings would.I'll never forget the Gonzalez mom's face lighting up with joy the first time she heard her son laughing and playing with us after being so scared and traumatized in the days following the fire. It was a beautiful moment of happiness peeking through after so much sadness. A reminder that good times still exist, even in the darkest of situations.Before we knew it, a few months had flown by. The Gonzalez family finally got back on their feet and prepared to move out into their own place again. It was a Thanksgiving morning unlike any other. While my family happily cooked and set the dinner table like usual, the Gonzalez family packed up their few remaining belongings into bags and suitcases.I'll never forget the long, tearful hugs between both families as they said their goodbyes. Mrs. Gonzalez cried as she thanked my parents for taking them in during their darkest hour of need. We kids who had bickered so much in the beginning also shared big hugs, instantly regretting all those times we tried to push those "strangers" away.As their car pulled away, our house immediately felt strangely empty, almost echoing from the absence of voices that had been there for so long. We were already missing the loud, chaotic energy that the Gonzalez family brought to our home. But we were also grateful to have our space back and a little more privacy.While the experience of sharing our home with another family in crisis was incredibly stressful and difficult at times, I'm so glad we were able to help them when they needed it most. We'll never be best friends, but we'll also never be strangersagain. We're bonded through the journey of struggling through that hectic chapter of our lives together under one roof.So while I may have been initially horrified at the prospect of strangers staying in my home, they ended up becoming so much more than that. Most of all, it taught me how to better appreciate the little things, open up my heart, and look past first impressions. Sometimes the people you'd least expect to impact your life, end up being the ones who forevermore change it for the better.篇3Strangers Under the Same RoofWhen my parents told me we were moving to a new city, I was really excited! I couldn't wait to make new friends and explore the new neighborhood. Little did I know that my biggest challenge would be the strangers living under the same roof as me.You see, to save money, my parents decided we should move in with my uncle's family while we looked for our own place. I had only met my uncle, aunt and cousins a couple of times before at family gatherings. I didn't really know them too well.On moving day, I remember feeling a bit nervous as we pulled up to their big house. My cousin Jake, who is a year older than me, opened the door. He had a mischievous grin on his face that made me even more uneasy."Hey dork, welcome to my kingdom," he said, sticking his tongue out at me. So much for a warm welcome!Over the next few days, I quickly learned that living with my cousins was going to be really hard. Jake was always pulling pranks on me, like putting gooey slime in my shoes or jumping out from corners to scare me.His little sister Abby wasn't much better. She's 6 years old and loves to create giant messes everywhere she goes. She would barge into my room without knocking and leave a trail of toys, books and crumbs all over the floor. No matter how many times I asked her nicely to keep out, she never listened.The hardest part was sharing a bathroom with them. Jake would use up all the hot water with his super long showers. And Abby would always leave the toilet seat up after going potty, which drove me crazy! I felt like an outsider in my own temporary home.My aunt and uncle could see that we weren't getting along too well under the same roof. In the evenings, they would have long talks with us about being respectful, keeping shared areas clean, and treating each other like family. But it was really hard when my cousins were being so inconsiderate!One night, we were having a big family dinner to celebrate my uncle's promotion at work. Abby kept climbing onto the table and dropping food all over the place, giggling the whole time. I got so fed up that I yelled at her to sit down and behave. Jake then threw a bread roll at me, and soon we were having an all-out food fight!My aunt stood up angrily and told us all to go to our rooms.I had never been so embarrassed in my life. As I lied in bed that night, I realized how childish and bratty we had all been acting. These were my relatives, my own flesh and blood. No matter how annoying they were, I knew I had to make more of an effort to get along with them.The next day, I apologized to Abby and Jake for losing my temper. To my surprise, Jake also apologized and even gave me a big hug! He said he just liked getting a rise out of me for fun, but that he never meant any real harm. Abby felt bad for causing so much chaos too.From then on, we tried extra hard to live in harmony as temporary roommates. Jake and I made our own secret handshake to greet each other in the mornings. I let Abby pick out my outfits for school sometimes, even though her fashion sense was a bit wacky. And they promised to let me have the bathroom to myself for 30 minutes each day.We realized that even though we were different in so many ways, with some patience and compromise, we could get through this housing situation together. My cousins started feeling like real siblings to me instead of just strangers under the same roof.There was still the occasional prank or mess here and there. But luckily, my parents were able to find us our own place after just a couple of months. As we packed up our belongings to go, Jake and Abby actually had tears in their eyes!Jake gave me a big bear hug and said, "I'm gonna miss my favorite dork." Abby handed me a hairbrush she had decorated herself with glitter, pipe cleaners and beads as a going-away present. I couldn't believe how close I had grown to these two former strangers.Even though living under the same roof was rocky at first, I'm so grateful we had that experience together. My cousinsaren't just relatives anymore - they're the siblings I never had. And no matter how far apart we may live, our bond will never be broken. After all, thanks to them, I know now that strangers can very quickly become a real family.篇4Strangers Under the Same RoofI live in a big house with my parents, my little brother Tommy, and a bunch of other people I don't really know. They come and go all the time, staying for a few days or a few weeks before leaving again. My mom calls them "tenants" but I just think of them as strangers.There's always someone new moving in their bags and boxes, filling up the empty rooms. Just when I start to recognize their faces, they pack up and leave. I've gotten used to the cycle – it happens over and over again. But篇5Strangers Under the Same RoofHave you ever felt like a stranger in your own home? Like the people living with you are virtual strangers, even though you'resupposed to be a family? That's how I've felt for as long as I can remember.My parents are always working late hours at the office or traveling for business trips. I hardly ever see them, except maybe for a few minutes at breakfast if I'm lucky. They seem to care more about their jobs and making money than spending time with me. Sometimes I wonder if they even remember they have a son.Then there's my older sister, Brittany. She's a teenager now and spends most of her time locked away in her room, texting her friends or watching videos on her laptop. We used to be pretty close when we were little kids, always playing together and telling each other secrets. But not anymore. Nowadays, she acts like I'm just a pesky little bother who exists only to annoy her.My little brother Michael is the only one who doesn't make me feel so alone. He's only six, but we get along great and do everything together. Building Lego towers, playing video games, you name it. He's like my best friend in this big, empty house we call home. The sad thing is, I worry he'll grow up and become just like Brittany – a stranger to me, caring more about her phone and friends than her own family.I miss the days when we were a real family, back before Mom and Dad got so busy with their jobs. We used to do fun things together like go to the park, have picnics, tell stories around the campfire when we went camping. Those times seem like distant memories now. Just flashes of happiness from my early childhood that are long gone.These days, our house has become more like a hotel where we're just temporary guests passing through, occasionally crossing paths in the hallways and kitchens but never really connecting as a family unit. Separate lives happening under one roof. It's a strange and lonely way to live, if you can even call it living.I find myself envying kids with big, close families that still make time for each other no matter how busy they get. Families that have weekly movie nights or go out for Sunday dinners together. Families that actually act like...well, a family. Not four strangers happening to reside at the same address.Sometimes I dream of what it would be like to have a home filled with warmth, laughter and love again. A place where we all share stories from our days and ask each other how we're feeling. Somewhere that feels like a safe haven, not a cold residence devoid of any real connection or comfort.I miss the little things, like the smell of Mom's homemade chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven after school. Or watching corny old movies together on the couch, nestled between Mom and Dad while they took turns putting their arms around me. Silly traditions like hitting the road early on summer road trips, so excited to start our adventure together as a family.Those memories are some of my most cherished from happier times. They make me sad but also hopeful that maybe, just maybe, we could get some of that lighthearted family bonding back someday. I'm really going to try talking to Mom and Dad about feeling so disconnected from them lately. About missing the closeness we used to share as a family.I know parents have to work hard to support their kids, but there has to be some kind of balance. If they keep prioritizing their careers over everything else, what's the point? Sure, they can give me and my siblings all the material things money can buy. But what I want most is something money can't buy – their time, their affection, their presence in my daily life.I don't want to be a stranger to my own parents and siblings anymore. We're supposed to be a family, a unit, a team. And a team can't function if all the players are isolated, doing their ownthing with no unity or togetherness. We need to re-learn how to be there for each other through good times and bad.So that's my goal – to somehow break through and reconnect us all again under this roof we call home. To turn our house into an actual homeagain filled with the laughter, rituals and closeness I have such fond memories of from my early years. It's my dearest wish to no longer feel like a stranger to the people who are supposed to know and love me better than anyone else in this world.Here's hoping I can find a way to be a family again instead of merely strangers under the same roof.篇6Strangers Under the Same RoofYou know how it is when you're a kid and your parents decide to do something big without asking you? That's what happened when my mom told me we were going to have some new people living with us for a while. I was pretty mad at first, because our house wasn't that big, and I liked having my own room. But mom said it was really important, and that we had to help these people out.A few days later, the new folks showed up. There was a mom named Jasmine, a dad called Amir, and two kids around my age - a boy named Rizwan and a girl called Amina. They had come all the way from a country called Syria, which I had never heard of before. They didn't speak much English, and I couldn't understand the language they were speaking at all. It sounded like a totally different planet!At first, it was really awkward and uncomfortable having these strangers in our house. Rizwan and Amina just kind of stared at me like I was an alien or something. And their parents always looked so serious and worried. I wondered what they were so afraid of. My mom tried to make them feel welcome, but they mostly kept to themselves in the guest bedroom.Slowly though, things started to change. My mom spent a lot of time with Jasmine, trying to teach her English. Sometimes she would ask me for help, because kids can be the best language teachers! I started showing Rizwan and Amina some of my video games and toys, and even though we couldn't really talk at first, we managed to play together.It was weird finding out about their life back in Syria. Rizwan told me, through a lot of hand gestures and basic words, that they had to leave because of a war. Their house had beendestroyed in a bomb attack! I couldn't even imagine something like that happening. They had traveled so far, across so many countries, just to find a safe place to live. It made me feel bad for ever complaining about having to share my room.As the weeks went by, we started becoming friends rather than strangers. Rizwan had a great sense of humor once he learnt more English, and he was always cracking jokes to make us laugh. Amina loved art and was really good at drawing. She made me a beautiful picture of a Syrian landscape as a gift. Their parents started opening up too. Amir turned out to be an amazing cook - he made us try all these delicious Middle Eastern dishes I had never tasted before.There were still plenty of misunderstandings and difficulties. My parents had to sort out things like getting the kids enrolled in school, finding Amir a job, and dealing with immigration paperwork. Sometimes Jasmine would get really homesick and sad, missing her family back in Syria. But we were all learning from each other and making it work.After several months, Jasmine, Amir, Rizwan and Amina finally moved into their own apartment nearby. As difficult as it had been adjusting to living together at first, it felt really strange having the house feel so empty again. Those strangers hadbecome like a second family to us. We promised to have regular get-togethers and playdates.I realized that although their stories and backgrounds were so different from ours, we actually had a lot in common too. We all wanted safety, happiness, and opportunity for our families. Just like my ancestors had done, they had couragously traveled across the world to find a better life. Under the same roof, we had gone from strangers to friends.I feel lucky that my parents decided to open up our home and lives to Jasmine, Amir, Rizwan and Amina when they needed it most. It wasn't always easy, but it ended up teaching me so much about understanding, empathy and what it really means to be part of a community. We're all humans at the end of the day, no matter where we come from or what language we speak. If we can see past the differences and connect on that level, strangers can quickly become friends and family.。

strangers under the same roof课文

strangers under the same roof课文

Strangers Under the Same Roof 课文第一部分:课文概述“Strangers Under the Same Roof”是一篇具有深刻内涵的课文,探讨了家庭中成员之间的陌生感和沟通障碍。

以下是对这篇课文的概述:1. 背景介绍- “Strangers Under the Same Roof”课文着眼于家庭中存在的情感冲突和沟通问题,呈现出一种家庭成员之间的陌生感。

2. 主题探讨- 课文通过描绘家庭成员之间的相互陌生和沟通不畅,反映了现代社会中家庭关系的普遍现象。

这一主题引发了对家庭亲密关系的深刻思考。

第二部分:家庭成员间的陌生感课文中深刻刻画了家庭成员之间存在的陌生感,这并非简单的空间上的距离,而是一种心灵的隔阂。

1. 情感疏离- 家庭成员间存在的情感疏离导致了一种陌生感。

课文通过生动的描写展示了成员们即便生活在同一屋檐下,却难以理解对方的内心世界。

2. 沟通障碍- 语言的局限性成为沟通的障碍。

家庭成员们往往难以表达自己的真实感受,导致了一种沉默的陌生感。

3. 生活节奏的碰撞- 家庭成员的生活节奏不同,工作、学业等压力使得彼此关注的焦点发生偏移,加剧了陌生感的产生。

第三部分:沉默与交流的边缘在“Strangers Under the Same Roof”中,沉默与交流之间形成了微妙的平衡,家庭成员徘徊在沉默的边缘。

1. 言不由衷的沉默- 家庭成员之间的沉默往往是一种不愿表露内心真实感受的反应。

这种沉默让家庭变得像一个安静的陌生地。

2. 欠缺的情感表达- 课文中描述了家庭成员们对于情感表达的欠缺。

他们可能渴望关心,却不知如何主动表达或寻求支持。

3. 虚伪的交流- 有时家庭成员之间的交流变得表面化,只是为了维持表面和谐,而非真正的心灵沟通。

这种虚伪的交流使陌生感更为深刻。

第四部分:寻找共鸣的努力“Strangers Under the Same Roof”强调了家庭成员寻找共鸣的努力,试图打破彼此间的陌生感,建立更深层次的联系。

什么是white elephant?

什么是white elephant?

什么是white elephant?white elephant 是英文中常用的习语,翻译成“难以决断的,麻烦的事情”。

比如:The cheap coffee maker is a white elephant in the office.在托福写作中,考官鼓励大家恰当的使用一些习语(idiom)-但不要过度使用(overuse)。

那什么是习语呢?习语是由词或语素构成的常用而定型的现成语句。

主要包括成语、惯用语和谚语。

一般有发人深省,警示世人的作用。

下面是英文中的一些常见习语,大家可以学习积累。

关注“精英壹佰国际教育”公众号获取更多资料1.build castles in the air 白日做梦e.g. You need sound financial advice and a strong plan if you are going to startyour own business –don’t build castles in the air.2.see something through rose-tinted glasses 乐观对待事物e.g. They tend to see everything through rose-tinted glasses.3.give someone the green light 开绿灯;允许e.g. The director gave the CEO the green light to lay off half of the staff.4.see things in black and while 看问题黑白分明,观点绝对化e.g. She saw things in black and white.5.with flying colors 非常成功e.g. She passed the examination with flying colors.6. a bitter pill to swallow 不得不吞的苦药e.g. You are too old to be given a job. That’s a bitter pill to swallow.7.catch-22 n. 左右为难,无法摆脱的困境e.g. New graduates often face a catch-22 situation when they look to enter thejob market: since they lack work experience, many employers won’t hire them, yet this rejection denies them the opportunity to gain this experience.8.cut both ways 有利有弊e.g. He chose a salary over an hourly wage knowing that this decision cutsboth ways: he will have a secure paycheck every month, but he won’t be paid extra for overtime or holiday work.9.double-edged sword 双刃剑e.g. Communicating via the internet has become a double-edged sword: onthe one hand, it allows people to communicate quickly with anyone around the world; on the other hand, it opens the door to cyber-bullies and haters who can spew their negativity to a larger audience, often anonymously.10.between a rock and a hard place 左右为难e.g. The manager found himself between a rock and a hard place when he hadto either lose his best salesperson, or promote her and anger most of his senior staff, who don’t like her.11.the lesser of two evils 两害相权取其轻e.g. He finally decided that letting the best salesperson go would be the lesserof the two evils as an angry staff is a less productive staff and one person, no matter how good, can eventually be replaced.12.school of thought 思想流派e.g. There is a growing debate as to the role of government in mediasupervision. One school of thought suggests that authorities have an obligation to protect a nation’s citizens by banning harmful materials from appearing in the media, be it television, radio, or the internet. Another view is that censorship is itself harmful and that governments should allow natural social discourse to dictate what constitutes acceptable expression.13.old/new school adj. 老派;新派e.g. Old-school parents think that a college degree is still the only way to getahead in life.Today, many parents’approach to education is considered new school.14.make the grade/cut 达到标准e.g. Those who do not make the grade often go to public colleges or tovocational schools.With so many companies offering similar services, those that do not make the cut in terms of quality and price often find themselves out of business quickly.15.above/below average 好的;坏的e.g. Having above-average grades used to be sufficient to secure acceptanceto university.Actors whose movies gross little, are often mistakenly consideredbelow-average performers.16.(live in an) ivory tower 象牙塔(脱离现实的小天地)e.g. Academics, especially older ones, are often seen as living in ivory towers,reading and writing books that do not apply to most people’s lives. The fact is, however, that many of these scholars’thoughts form the basis of a nation’s governing policies.17.learn (something) the hard way 费一番苦工学某事e.g. Some children refuse to listen to the advice of the adults around them andseem bent on learning the facts of life the hard way.18.under the same roof 在同一屋檐下e.g. People can not live under the same roof with those who are not faithful.19.blacken one’s name 诽谤;说坏话e.g. He accused the newspaper of trying to blacken his name.20 pull in six figures 收入六位数(形容高工资)e.g. They pull in six figures.21. You can lead a horse to water, but you can not make him drink. 你可以牵着马去河边,但是不能是它喝水。

四世同堂英语作文介绍

四世同堂英语作文介绍

四世同堂英语作文介绍In the heart of China, a harmonious tapestry unfolds, where four generations of one family gather under the same roof. This is not just a physical union, but a symbol of cultural continuity, historical legacy, and the resilience of the Chinese spirit. The Four Generations Under One Roof, a phrase that encapsulates the essence of Chinese familial values, is more than just a description of a household;it's a testament to the enduring strength of traditional Chinese culture.The oldest generation, the great-grandparents, are the custodians of wisdom and experience. They have seen generations come and go, bearing witness to the transformations of society and the evolution of technology. Their presence offers a link to the past, a bridge between the old and the new, a repository of knowledge and stories that are passed down through the generations.The grandparents are the caretakers of the family, the stabilizers in times of change. They embody the traditional values of respect, duty, and sacrifice. They instill these values in the younger generations, ensuring that thecultural heritage of the family is upheld. Their love and guidance are the foundation upon which the family buildsits unity and harmony.The parents, the middle generation, are the pillars of the family. They carry the responsibilities of nurturing the next generation while maintaining the ties to the older ones. They are the bridge between the old and the young, the translators of values and expectations. They strive to balance the demands of work, family, and society while imparting their own values and beliefs to their children. The children, the newest generation, are the hope and future of the family. They are the beneficiaries of the wisdom and love of the older generations, and they are the ones who will carry the torch of the family's tradition forward. Their education, aspirations, and achievements reflect the success of the family and the society at large. In this Four Generations Under One Roof, each generation has its unique role and responsibilities, but they all share a common bond: the love and respect for each other. This love and respect form the invisible threadsthat bind them together, creating a tapestry of harmony and unity.As society changes and evolves, the Four Generations Under One Roof may become increasingly rare. The demands of modern life, the pull of urban migration, and the changing social norms all contribute to this trend. However, the value of familial unity and the importance of intergenerational relationships remain constant.In conclusion, the Four Generations Under One Roof is not just a description of a household; it's a symbol of Chinese familial values and a testament to the resilience and adaptability of traditional culture. It represents a harmonious blend of the past and the future, where wisdom and experience are passed down from one generation to the next, ensuring the perpetuation of the family's tradition and values.**四代同堂的和谐画卷:中国家庭的传统与变迁** 在中国的心脏地带,一幅和谐的画卷徐徐展开,四代同堂的家庭聚集在同一屋檐下。

高考英语二轮复习全国卷Ⅱ题型重组:第8组(含解析)

高考英语二轮复习全国卷Ⅱ题型重组:第8组(含解析)

第八组(建议用时:35分钟)Ⅰ.阅读理解A(2015·贵阳高三适应性监测考试)Many years ago, when I was fresh out of school and working in Denver, I was driving to my parents’home in Missouri for Christmas. I stopped at a gas station about 50 miles from Oklahoma City, where I was planning to visit a friend. While I was standing in line at the cash register(收款机), I said hello to an old couple who were also paying for gas.I took off, but had gone only a few miles when black smoke began pouring from the back of my car. I stopped and wondered what I should do. A car pulled up behind me. It was the couple I had spoken to at the gas station. They said they would take me to my friend’s. We chatted on the way into the city, and when I got out of the car, the husband gave me his business card.I wrote him and his wife a thank­you note for helping me. Soon afterwards, I received a Christmas present from them. Their note that came with it said that helping me had made their holidays meaningful.Years later, I drove to a meeting in a nearby town in the morning. In the late afternoon I returned to my car and found that I’d left the lights on all day, and the battery was dead. Then I noticed that the Friendly Ford dealership—a shop selling cars—was right next door. I walked over and found two salesmen in the showroom.“Just how friendly is Friendly Ford?”I asked and explained my trouble. They quickly drove a pickup truck to my car and started it. They would accept no payment. When I got home, I wrote them a note to say thanks. I received a letter back from one of the salesmen. No one had ever taken the time to write him and say “thank you”,and it meant a lot, he said.“Thank you”—two powerful words. They’re easy to say and mean so much.1.Why did the writer get into the old couple’s car?A.His parents were in the car.B.His car had broken down.C.His friend told him to do so.D.His car’s oil had run out.2.From the text, we know that the old couple were ________.A.talkative B.braveC.kind D.lonely3.What did the old couple think of helping the writer?A.They could get a reward.B.It made their holiday worthy.C.They did it by chance.D.It was due to a thank-you letter.4.What would be the best title for the text?A.An Experience to MissouriB.An Old CoupleC.A Meaningful HolidayD.A Meaningful Thank­youB(2015·呼和浩特第一次调研)It is not so long ago that the extended family lived under the same roof. Children grew up knowing their cousins, aunts and uncles, grandparents, and other relatives. These children felt connected.In these not too­long­ago times people were connected to their food. Most people grew their own vegetables and fruit. Many families had a house cow for milk, cheese, butter and cream.Most families also had meat animals. When visitors came unexpectedly, dad would be sent out back to kill the chicken for dinner. Everyone was involved in cooking and mealtimes were a social event. When the meal ended, most of the family were involved in cleaning up and washing up.How different is the situation today?The fast life is all around us—fast food, fast cars, fast conversations, fast families, fast holidays. Our fast paced life has weakened these connections. We have been fooled into thinking we need to, or even must, be fast and have what the “fast life”gives us. Stress is leading to many new health problems.The solution is the Slow Movement. It aims to deal with the problem of “time poverty”through making connections. It supports a growing cultural shift towards slowing down. It has spread to more than sixty countries and become a worldwide movement.The Slow Movement tells us that we need to slow down and connect with our life. We need connection to people—ourselves, our family, our community, our friends—to food, to places(where we live), and to life. By being part of the Slow Movement, many people have known how they lost connection to most aspects of their life and to the natural world and rhythms around them. And more importantly, they have reconnected—they have lived a new connected lifestyle.5.If we are connected to our food, we ________.A.eat each meal slowlyB.buy our food by ourselvesC.enjoy our mealtimes with other family membersD.prepare and cook our food by ourselves6.According to the text, which group of the following words can be used to describe today’s life?A.Healthy, busy, disconnected.B.Rich, disconnected, comfortable.C.Fast, busy, stressful.D.Convenient, relaxing, fast.7.According to the author, many people have ________.A.got used to fast lifeB.had unwise opinions about fast lifeC.had diseases caused by fast foodD.benefited from fast life8.What’s the purpose of the text?A.To compare modern life with traditional life.B.To explain the meaning of making a connection.C.To explain the disadvantages of disconnected life.D.To support a world­wide movement.Ⅱ.七选五(2015·河北五个一名校联盟监测二)Guide for TeenagersThe teenage years can be tough,and it’s normal to feel sad every now and then.But if these feelings don’t go away or become so intense that you can’t handle them,you may be suffering from depression.1.________.Try not to isolate yourselfWhen you’re depressed,you may not feel like seeing anybody or doing anything.Just getting out of bed in the morning can be difficult,but isolating yourself only makes depression worse.2.________.Spend time with friends,especially those who are active.Keep your body healthyMaking healthy lifestyle choices can do wonders for your moods.Ever heard of “Runners High”?Physical activity can be as effective as medications for depression,so get involved in sports,ride your bike,or take a dance class.Any activity helps!3.________.As for food,make sure you’re feeding your mind with plenty of fruits,vegetables,and whole grains.Avoid alcohol and drugsYou maybe try drinking or use drugs in an effort to escape from your feelings and get a “mood boost”,even if just for a short time.However,substance abuse can not only make depression worse,but can cause you to become more depressed.4.________.You will need special treatment for your substance abuse problem.5.________Stress and worry can lead to depression.Talk to a teacher if exams or classes seem overwhelming.In addition,if you have a health concern you feel you can’t talk to your parents about,see a doctor.A health professional can help you approach your parents and guide you toward appropriate treatment.If you’re dealing with relationships,friendships,or family problems,talk to an adult you trust.A.Ask for help if you are stressedB.Even a short walk can be beneficialC.Turn to your parents for helpD.As you get out into the world,you may find yourself feeling betterE.In short,drinking and taking drugs will make you feel worse—not better—in the long run F.The more exercise you do,the healthier you will beG.Help is available and you have more power than you thinkⅢ.短文改错(2015·云南第一次统一检测)A foreign student graduated with honors from a finely university in Germany. He expected to find a good job and have a bright future. But in his disappointment, he wasn’t even giving the chance for an interview! The third time he was refused, he phoned the company to ask how. “We don’t employ dishonest people in Germany”is theanswer. What was wrong? Shortly before he arrived in Germany, he found easy to steal subway rides. But he often rode without a ticket and was caught up three times. Now he had to pay a high price for his own behavior. We should all keep in minds:honesty is the best policy.第八组Ⅰ.阅读理解【解题导语】本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。

2020新译林版高中英语必修一全册课文重点短语知识点归纳总结(复习必背)

2020新译林版高中英语必修一全册课文重点短语知识点归纳总结(复习必背)

必修一Unit1 Reading——Realizing your potential发挥你的潜能1.realize one’s potential 发挥某人的潜能(title&line21)2.a promising future 充满希望的未来(line 3)3.can’t wait to do sth. 迫不及待地做某事(line4)4.describe sth. to sb. 向某人描述...(line4)5.senior high school life 高中生活(line4)6.lead to通往;导致(line5)7. a world full of challenges一个充满挑战的世界(line5)8.a new environment 新的环境(line6)9.new ways of thinking 新的思维方式(line7)10.with a positive mind 有着积极的心态(line8)11.Opportunity lies in each challenge. 机遇存在于每一个挑战(line8)12.rise to能够处理(line9)13.have the opportunity to do sth. 有机会做某事(line10)14.acquire great knowledge 获得更多的知识(line10)15.enjoy personal growth享受个人的成长(line11)16.most importantly 最重要的是(line11)17.open the door to your potential 打开你潜能的大门(line12)18.put simply[过去分词作状语]=to put it simply[不定式表目的]简言之(line14)19.create a beautiful work of art 创造一件美丽的艺术品(line15)20.medical advance s医学进步(line16)21.The possibilities are endless. 可能性是无限的(line17)22.have confidence in 对...有信心(line17)23.make a difference 发挥作用;产生影响(line18)24.over the next three years 在接下来的三年(line19)25.make the most of 充分利用(line21)26.take advantage of 利用(line22)27.make(full)use of (充分)利用(line23)28.school resources/facilities/activities学校资源/设施/活动(line22/23/24)29.take an active part in 积极参加(line24)30.be of equal importance=be equally important是同样重要的(line25)31.a positive attitude积极的态度(line25)32.carefully plan your study 细致地规划你的学习(line26)33.set clear goal s设定清晰的目标(line26)set a goal设立目标34.balance your schoolwork with other activities 平衡你的课业和课余活动(line26)35.make efforts to do sth. 努力做某事(line27)st but not least 最后但同样重要的(line28)37.look on the bright side 看到事情好的一面(line28)38.in difficult situations 处于困境(line29)39.in time 最终,及时(line29)40.find oneself doing sth. 发现自己正在做某事(line30)41.grow into成长为(line30)42.a well-rounded individual一个全面发展的人(line30)43.begin with 以...开始(line31)44.make a continuous effort to do sth. 持续努力做某事(line32)45.develop your character培养你的性格(line32)46.be responsible for 为...负责(line34)=take responsibility for必修一Unit1 Extended Reading——School life in the UK英国留学生活1. a British secondary school一所英国中学(line1)2.as an exchange student 作为一名交换生(line1)3.stay with和...待在一起(line2)4.a host family 一个寄宿家庭(line2)5.get on/along well(with sb.)(和某人)相处融洽(line3)6.Maths=Mathematics数学Biology生物Physics物理Chemistry化学History历史Geography地理Art艺术Business商业7.be different from 不同于(line9)8.move around 四处走动(line10)9.in the beginning 在一开始(line11)10.i t is tough for sb. to do sth. 对某人来讲做某事是困难的(line11)11.p ut...together把...放在一起(line15)12.m ake a great contribution做出巨大的贡献(line19)13.e xpress myself clearly清楚地表达自己[副词修饰动词](line20)14.f ortunately幸运地[副词作状语](line21)fortune运气[U]n.&财富[C]n.-->fortunate幸运的adj.-->fortunately幸运地adv.-->unfortunate不幸的adj.-->unfortunately不幸地adv.15.o ver time 随着时间的流逝,久而久之(line23)16.t he Rugby Club橄榄球俱乐部(line29)17.W illiam Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream威廉·莎士比亚的《仲夏夜之梦》(line33)18.J oining clubs is a great way to do ...[主谓一致](line34)a way to do sth.=a way of doing sth. 做某事的方法必修一Unit2 Reading——Strangers under the same roof?同一屋檐下的陌生人?导入部分P15-P161.(some/a piece of)advice on parent-child tension关于父母与孩子紧张关系的建议(P15)2. a mother's love for her children 母亲对孩子的爱(P15)3.un conditional love[un-形容词否定前缀]无条件的爱(P15)4.go through 经历(P15)5. a period of rapid development 高速发展阶段(P16)6.teenagers’ relationships with their parents青少年和父母的关系(P16)7.deal with处理,应对(P16)正文Reading—Strangers under the same roof?1.warm and open conversations 暖心且坦诚的对话(line 2)2.see eye to eye with sb. 与某人达成一致(line 4)3.heated①arguments and cold silences②[①分词表形容词词义][②silence可数名词]激烈的争吵和冰冷的沉默(line 5)4.Sth. is common between... and ...某事/现象在...和...之间是常见的(line 6)5.result in=lead to 导致(line 7)6.feel anxious that 对...感到焦虑feel+adj.+that从句(line 8)7.at a different rate to... 以不同于...的速度(line 9)at a rapid/frightening rate以飞快的/令人害怕的速度at a rate/speed of 以...的速度8.shoot up in height身高快速长高(line 9)9.get/be left(far)behind (远远地)被遗留在后面,落后(line 10)10.worry about your changing voice担心变声[动名词短语作介词的宾语](line 10)11.the first targets of your anger 你发火的首要对象(line 12)12.a big headache 让人头疼的事(line 14)13.balance...and...平衡...和...(line 14)14.mental needs 精神需求(line 15)15.a strange middle ground 一个奇怪的中间地带(line 15)16.no longer 不再是(line 16)17.a desire for independence对独立的渴望(line 16)18.feel/be ready to do sth. 准备好做某事(line 18)19.make decisions on your own 自己做决定(line 18)20.unfortunately[副词做状语]不幸地是(line 18)21.make you feel un happy[un-形容词否定前缀]使你感到不开心(line 19)22.on the other hand另一方面(line 20)23.struggle to do sth.努力挣扎做某事(line 20)24.You wish they could be①more caring②and patient.你希望他们可以更加体贴,更有耐心。

高中英语2025届高考读后续写情景描写素材(流泪+困难+人际关系)

高中英语2025届高考读后续写情景描写素材(流泪+困难+人际关系)

高考英语读后续写情景描写素材一、流泪1.句型"流泪"是读后续写常见情景之一,主人公会因为开心、激动、感激、害怕等等情绪而流下泪水。

而在表达哭泣时,使用频率最高则是cry一词,稍显单调。

句型1: sb.shed tears of+情绪名词:某人流下......泪水按照汉语思维,我们常会想到其实就是“流下眼泪”这个表达,而这个对应的英语表达就是句型1。

shed【流】,过去式、过去分词不变。

如:The movie was so touching that I couldn't help shedding tears of warmth.电影如此动人,我忍不住流下感动的泪水。

句型2:Tears of +名词 blurred/misted one's eyes/vision.......的泪水模糊了某人的双眼/视野。

【提示】使用该句型时,可根据情节发展,添加一个辅助性信息,即一个导火索,引出主人公的情绪。

如:As she lost her chance to be admitted to the team, tears of frustration blurred/misted her eyes/vision.当她失去被选进球队的机会时,沮丧的泪水模糊了她的双眼/视野。

句型3:Beads of +形+tears rolled down/streamed down/ran through/trickled downone's cheeks/face .......的泪珠从某人脸上落下【提示】上述表示“落下/流下”的短语传递意思虽有偏差,但异曲同工,可自行选择。

如: Beads of grateful tears rolled down/streamed down/ran through/trickled down his cheeks/face the moment he was saved from rapid torrents.就在他从奔流中解救出来时,感激的泪珠从他的脸上落下。

大学英语B网考翻译技巧及实例100题

大学英语B网考翻译技巧及实例100题

大学英语B网考翻译技巧及实例100题100道英译汉题(一)1. Wang Li’s father has taught English here since he graduated fromPeking University.王丽的父亲自从北京大学毕业后就一直在这里教英语。

分析:since引导时间状语从句,译为“自从……”,习惯放在句子后面,而汉语习惯把时间状语放在前面说。

2. Please give this book to whoever comes first.请把这本书给最先来的人。

分析:whoever在此引导宾语从句,whoever comes first相当于anybody who comes first ,译为“任何最先到的人”。

3. Though it was late, they kept on working.尽管已经很晚了,他们还在继续工作。

分析:though引导让步状语从句,译为“尽管……”。

Keep on doing 的意思是“继续做某事”。

4. Bill hit his car into a wall last night.昨晚比尔开车时车撞到了墙上。

分析:英语的时间状语一般在句末,汉语习惯把时间放在句子开头。

5. Would you please help me with this heavy box?你能帮我抬一下这个很沉的箱子吗?分析:help sb. with sth. 帮某人(干)某事6. Apples here like water and sunshine.这里的苹果喜欢水和阳光。

7. Tom was such a hardworking student that he soon came out first inthe class.汤姆是一个学习十分用功的学生,以至于不久他就成了班里学习最好的学生。

分析:“such…that...”连接两个分句,表示目的或结果。

翻译基础训练20篇

翻译基础训练20篇

翻译基础训练20篇Test 1西安,是中国陕西省的省会,历经了许多朝代的沉浮。

它曾断断续续地作为13个朝代的首都达1300年之久。

西安的历史古迹使得游客想起这座城市昔日的辉煌。

西安悠久辉煌的历史丰富了中国古代史的发展,进一步推动了中华文明的前进。

今天,西安已是全国主要的旅游胜地之一,每年接待海内外旅游者约200万人次。

在西安,遍布城内外的历史古迹和自然风光数不胜数,如驰名中外的兵马俑(Terra Cotta Warriors)、明代城墙、乾陵(Qian Mausoleum)等等。

词汇难点朝代dynasty 断断续续地intermittently 历史古迹historic sites使某人想起某事remind sb. of sth. 辉煌的glorious 丰富enrich推动push forward 旅游胜地tourist destination 自然风景natural scenery数不胜数countless 驰名中外world-famous 历经see遍布城内外的spread in and around the city 沉浮rise and fall参考译文Xi’an, capital of China’s Shanxi Province, has seen the rise and fall of a great number of dynasties. It severed intermittently as the capital of 13 dynasties over 1200 years. The historic sites in Xi’an remind the visitors of the city’s former glory. The long and glorious history of Xi’an has enriched the development of Chinese ancient history and also further pushed forward the Chinese civilization. Today, Xi’an is one of the county’s major tourist destinations and receives about 2 million visitors home and abroad annually. There are countless historic sites and natural scenery spread in and around the city, such as the world-famous Terra Cotta Warriors,the City wall of the Ming Dynasty,the Qian Mausoleum and so on.Test 2《舌尖上的中国》(“A Bite of China”)为中央电视台播出的重点介绍中国美食的纪录片。

2019译林版高中英语必修一课文翻译

2019译林版高中英语必修一课文翻译

UNIT 1 Back to schoolIf you learn without thinking, your efforts are made in vain. If you think without learning, in puzzlement you will remain. —Confucius学而不思则罔,思而不学则殆。

——孔子Reading (P 2-3)Realizing your potential实现你的潜力Hello, everyone! Welcome to senior high school! Today is the start of a new term, the start of a three-year journey and the start of a promising future.大家好!欢迎进入高中阶段学习!今天,是新学期的开始,是一段三年旅程的开端,更是一个锦绣前程的起点。

I can’t wait to describe to you what senior high school life is like. The path before you leads to a world full of challenges: a new environment, new knowledge and new ways of thinking. However, for those of you with a positive mind, opportunity lies in each challenge. When you rise to the challenges, you will have the opportunity to acquire great knowledge and enjoy personal growth. Most importantly, your time and effort at senior high school will open the door to your potential.我迫不及待地想要向你们描述高中生活的模样。

等待家人回家的作文好结尾

等待家人回家的作文好结尾

等待家人回家的作文好结尾As the sun began to set, I found myself sitting by the window, waiting for my family to return home. The empty house felt cold and quiet, the only sound being the ticking of the clock. 随着太阳开始下山,我发现自己坐在窗前等待家人回家。

空无一人的房子冷冷清清,唯一的声音是时钟滴答的声音。

I missed the sound of my family's laughter, the warmth of their presence filling the rooms with life. I longed for their embrace, their familiar faces bringing me comfort after a long day. 我怀念家人的笑声,他们在房间里的温暖和活力。

我渴望他们的拥抱,他们熟悉的面孔在漫长一天后给我带来了安慰。

Memories of past family gatherings flooded my mind, reminding me of the joy and love that filled our home when we were all together. I recalled the delicious meals we shared, the conversations that lasted late into the night, and the bond that held us close despite any challenges we faced. 往事如潮涌上心头,让我回忆起我们全家聚会时的快乐和爱。

广东高职考英语短语汇总1

广东高职考英语短语汇总1

广东高职考英语短语汇总1广东高职考英语短语汇总1在广东高职考试中,英语是一门必考科目,短语是英语中非常重要的组成部分之一。

熟练掌握短语可以帮助考生更好地理解英语句子的意思,提高阅读和听力能力。

下面是一些常用的广东高职考英语短语的汇总。

1. take a break - 休息一下2. look forward to - 期待3. be interested in - 对……感兴趣4. be fond of - 喜爱5. be similar to - 类似于6. be different from - 不同于7. be aware of - 意识到8. be used to - 习惯于9. be tired of - 对……厌烦10. be worried about - 担心11. be good at - 擅长12. be bad at - 不擅长13. be afraid of - 害怕14. be angry with - 生某人的气15. be sorry for - 为……感到抱歉16. be famous for - 因……而闻名17. be surprised at - 对……感到惊讶18. be pleased with - 对……感到满意19. be satisfied with - 对……感到满意20. be disappointed with - 对……感到失望21. keep in touch - 保持联系22. lose one's temper - 发脾气23. have a good time - 玩得开心24. have a lot in common - 有很多共同点25. have a look at - 看一看26. have a try - 试一试27. have an opportunity - 有机会28. have difficulty in - 在……方面有困难29. have fun - 玩得开心30. have something in mind - 心里有事31. give up - 放弃32. give someone a hand - 帮助某人33. give someone a ride - 拉某人一程34. give someone a call - 给某人打电话35. make friends - 结交朋友36. make a mistake - 犯错误37. make a plan - 制定计划38. make progress - 取得进步39. make a decision - 做出决定40. make an appointment - 预约41. take care of - 照顾42. take a look - 看一下43. take notes - 做笔记44. take a seat - 坐下45. take one's time - 慢慢来46. take a shower - 洗澡47. take a trip - 去旅行48. take a walk - 散步49. take an exam - 参加考试50. be in a hurry - 匆忙51. be in a good mood - 心情好52. be in a bad mood - 心情不好53. be in love with - 爱上54. be on vacation - 在度假55. be on time - 准时56. be late for - 迟到57. be out of - 用完58. be full of - 充满59. be in trouble - 遇到麻烦60. be under pressure - 承受压力61. get along with - 与……相处62. get away - 逃走63. get ready - 准备好64. get tired - 变得疲倦65. get angry - 生气66. get up - 起床67. get to know - 了解68. get to - 到达69. get off - 下车70. get on - 上车71. get in - 进入72. get out of - 离开73. get back - 回来74. get through - 过关75. get it - 理解了76. get over - 康复77. get lost - 迷路78. get well - 康复79. get a job - 找到工作80. get on well with - 与……相处好81. go on - 继续82. go away - 走开83. go out - 出去84. go back - 回来85. go to bed - 上床睡觉86. go for a walk - 去散步87. go to school - 上学88. go to work - 上班89. go shopping - 购物90. go swimming - 去游泳91. go by - 经过92. go ahead - 前进93. go out for dinner - 外出吃饭94. go hiking - 去远足95. go to the beach - 去沙滩96. go fishing - 去钓鱼97. go sightseeing - 去观光98. go to the doctor - 去看医生99. go for a run - 去跑步100. go to the cinema - 去电影院101. run out of - 用完102. run away - 逃跑103. run into - 撞上104. run for - 竞选105. run a business - 经营生意106. run a race - 参加比赛107. run a red light - 闯红灯108. run a mile - 跑一英里109. run a marathon - 参加马拉松110. run a fever - 发烧111. run a company - 经营公司112. run errands - 跑腿113. run a restaurant - 经营餐厅114. run a hotel - 经营酒店115. run a farm - 经营农场116. run out - 用光117. run into trouble - 遇到麻烦118. run out of money - 资金耗尽119. run a successful business - 经营一家成功的企业120. run a busy schedule - 过忙的日程121. both...and... - 既……又……122. either...or... - 要么……要么……123. neither...nor... - 既不……也不……124. not only...but also... - 不仅……而且……125. as well as - 也,还126. by the way - 顺便说一下127. on the other hand - 另一方面128. in fact - 事实上129. in the meantime - 与此同时130. at the same time - 同时131. at last - 最后132. at least - 至少133. at present - 目前134. at once - 立刻135. once again - 再一次136. from now on - 从现在开始137. from time to time - 不时地138. from the beginning - 从一开始139. at the beginning - 在开始时140. at the end - 在最后141. on time - 准时地142. on the way - 在路上143. on the contrary - 正相反144. on purpose - 故意地145. on sale - 打折出售146. on the whole - 总的来说147. on the spot - 当场148. on the phone - 打电话149. on the radio - 在广播上150. on the television - 在电视上151. under the table - 在桌子下152. under the sun - 在太阳下153. under control - 在控制之下154. under discussion - 在讨论中155. under pressure - 在压力下156. under construction - 在建造中157. under the sea - 在海底158. under the circumstances - 在这种情况下159. under the weather - 生病的160. under the same roof - 在同一屋檐下161. out of control - 失去控制162. out of order - 出故障163. out of money - 没有钱164. out of stock - 没货165. out of the question - 不可能166. out of shape - 不规则的167. out of sight - 看不见的168. out of work - 失业169. out of place - 不合适的170. out of the blue - 出乎意料地171. up to date - 现代化的172. up and down - 上上下下173. up in the air - 充满不确定性174. up and running - 运转良好175. up to you - 由你决定176. up to no good - 进行坏事177. up for grabs - 可争夺的178. up for sale - 待售179. up the hill - 上山180. up the stairs - 上楼梯这些短语是广东高职考英语中使用频率较高的一部分,掌握这些短语对于备考非常有帮助。

以my famliy为题的英语作文

以my famliy为题的英语作文

以my famliy为题的英语作文My family is a warm and loving haven where I find comfort, support, and inspiration. Composed of diverse individuals, each member plays a vital role in shaping the dynamics and culture of our household.At the helm of our family is my father, a man of great wisdom and strength. He is the backbone of our home, providing stability and guidance through his unwavering presence. His dedication to his work ethic and perseverance in the face of challenges have always been an inspiration to me. His gentle yet firm demeanor ensures that our family remains grounded, even in the midst of turbulence.My mother, on the other hand, is the heart of our family. Her warmth and compassion fill our home with love and joy. She is the epitome of patience and resilience, always ready to lend a helping hand and offer solace during difficult times. Her culinary skills are legendary, and her meals are a highlight of our family gatherings, bringing us together over shared meals and laughter.I am the youngest child in the family, and while I may not be the wisest or the strongest, I strive to be the most compassionate and understanding. My siblings, older and wiser, have always been my role models and mentors, guiding me through the complexities of life. Their support and encouragement have been my constant companions on the journey of growth and discovery.Our family's traditions and rituals are as diverse as our personalities. We celebrate each other's achievements, mark special occasions with joy and enthusiasm, and support each other through challenges and困难. Whether it's a simple family dinner or a grand celebration, the sense of community and belonging is always strong.Despite our differences, we have always managed to maintain a sense of harmony and unity. We understand that family is not just about blood relations, but also about the shared values, beliefs, and memories that bind us together. Our family's strength lies in our ability to embrace our differences, learn from each other, and grow together.In conclusion, my family is not just a group of individuals living under the same roof. It is a community of love, support, and understanding where each member is valued and respected. I am grateful for the love and support that I have received from my family, and I look forward to continuing to grow and contribute to our shared journey.**我的家庭**我的家庭是一个温暖而充满爱的避风港,我在这里找到安慰、支持和灵感。

英语作文myfamily结尾

英语作文myfamily结尾

英语作文myfamily结尾In the heart of every individual, there lies a deep-seated desire to belong and be loved unconditionally. This desire finds its fulfillment in the warmth and companionship of a family. My family, with its unique blend of characters and dynamics, has always been my sanctuary, a place where I can be myself without any pretense or façade. My family consists of four members: my father, my mother, my younger sister, and me. Each member plays a pivotal role in shaping the dynamics of our household, contributing their own unique qualities and traits that make our family what it is.My father is the pillar of our family, the steadfastand reliable force that guides us through life's ups and downs. His wise counsel and unwavering support have always been a source of strength for us. His sense of humor andlove for life have instilled in us the importance ofkeeping a positive attitude in the face of adversity.My mother, on the other hand, is the heart of our home. Her love, care, and nurturing nature have fostered a senseof belonging and warmth in our family. Her tireless efforts in ensuring that our home is a haven of peace and happiness have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Her kind heart and compassionate nature have taught us the importance of empathy and kindness towards others.My younger sister is the livewire of our family, her bubbly personality and contagious laughter always brighten up our days. Her innocence and curiosity about the world have encouraged us to maintain a sense of wonder and amazement towards life's mysteries. Her presence is a constant reminder of the joy and fun that life can bring. As for me, I am the bridge between the generations, the link that connects my parents' wisdom and experience with my sister's vitality and enthusiasm. I strive to embody the best qualities of both my parents, seeking to instill in my sister the values and lessons that have shaped me into the person I am today.Our family dynamics are not perfect, and we have our own share of conflicts and differences. However, it is these differences that have taught us the importance of understanding, patience, and forgiveness. We have learnedthat it is not the absence of conflict that makes a family strong, but the presence of love, support, and understanding.At the end of the day, my family is not just a group of individuals living under the same roof. It is a community of love, support, and understanding where each member is valued and cherished. It is a safe space where we can be vulnerable, where we can share our joys and sorrows, and where we can find solace and comfort in each other's arms. As I reflect on the journey of my life, I realize that my family has been the constant in my life, the one thing that has remained unchanged through the years. They are my strength, my sanctuary, and my reason to believe in the goodness of the world. I cherish every moment spent with them, knowing that these are the precious moments that will forever be etched in my heart.**我的家庭:爱与支持的写照**每个人的内心深处,都有一种渴望归属和无条件被爱的愿望。

六年级下册英语第三单元你和你的家人作文

六年级下册英语第三单元你和你的家人作文

我和我的家人:共享生活的点滴In the heart of our home, there's a tapestry woven with threads of love, care, and understanding. Each thread represents a member of our family, and together, they create a beautiful picture of our lives. As a sixth-grader, I cherish the moments I spend with my family, and in this essay, I'd like to share a glimpse into our lives.My family consists of my loving parents, my younger sister, and me. We are a close-knit unit, always there for each other in both our joys and sorrows. My father, a kind and hardworking man, is the backbone of our family. He works tirelessly to provide us with a comfortable life, always putting our needs before his own. My mother, on the other hand, is the heart of our home. She's the one who keeps us warm with her loving care and delicious home-cooked meals.My younger sister, with her innocent laughter and curious nature, brings joy and vitality to our home. She's always asking questions, eager to learn about the world. I, as the older sibling, strive to set a good example for her,guiding her through the complexities of life while also enjoying our sibling rivalry.One of the most cherished moments in our family is when we all gather around the dinner table. It's not just a meal; it's a time for us to share our stories, laugh, and connect. My father often regales us with tales of his childhood adventures, while my mother shares snippets of her cooking expertise. My sister and I contribute with our school anecdotes and funny jokes, making the atmosphere light and愉快.Aside from dinner, we also spend quality time together during weekends. We go for family outings, visit relatives, or simply stay at home and watch movies. These simple moments are precious to me because they remind me of the importance of family and the warmth of being together.Despite our differences and occasional squabbles, we always find our way back to each other. We support each other, encourage each other, and celebrate each other's successes. This unity and love are what make our family strong and resilient.In conclusion, my family is not just a group of individuals living under the same roof. It's a community filled with love, support, and understanding. I am grateful for the opportunity to grow up in such a nurturing environment, and I look forward to the many more years of shared happiness and memories with my beloved family.中文内容:我和我的家人:生活中的点滴分享在家的温馨港湾里,有一幅由爱、关怀和理解交织而成的挂毯。

同一屋檐下 Under the Same Roof

同一屋檐下  Under the Same Roof

同一屋檐下Under the Same RoofWe have learned to fly the air like birds and swim the sea like fish, but we have not yet learnedthe simple art of living together as brothers.-- Martin Luther King, Jr.坦白说吧,我们不可能和地球上每个人都那么合得来。

Let’s be honest. We are never going to get along with every single person on the planet.说到关系,我们都有自己的界限。

When it comes to relationships, we all have our limits.(就我而言,我会和那些不欣赏巧克力之美的人划清界限。

)(For me, I draw the line at people who don’t appreciate the beauty of chocolate.)但是,和我们有着不同信念的人并不会阻止我们去了解他们。

But someone sharing different beliefs doesn’t have to stop us from getting to know them.如果我们想要真正地赋予自己的生命以意义,至关重要的是要消除我们和我们所认为的“陌生人”之间的界限。

If we want to truly give our lives meaning, it is vital that we erase the borders that distance us from those we consider “strangers.”这个月,我们移步到几处虽不同却将庇护我们一生的屋檐下。

This month, we step under a number of different roofs that will house us throughout life.毫无疑问,最熟悉的屋檐是假的屋檐。

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同一屋檐下Under the Same RoofWe have learned to fly the air like birds and swim the sea like fish, but we have not yet learnedthe simple art of living together as brothers.-- Martin Luther King, Jr.坦白说吧,我们不可能和地球上每个人都那么合得来。

Let’s be honest. We are never going to get along with every single person on the planet.说到关系,我们都有自己的界限。

When it comes to relationships, we all have our limits.(就我而言,我会和那些不欣赏巧克力之美的人划清界限。

)(For me, I draw the line at people who don’t appreciate the beauty of chocolate.)但是,和我们有着不同信念的人并不会阻止我们去了解他们。

But someone sharing different beliefs doesn’t have to stop us from getting to know them.如果我们想要真正地赋予自己的生命以意义,至关重要的是要消除我们和我们所认为的“陌生人”之间的界限。

If we want to truly give our lives meaning, it is vital that we erase the borders that distance us from those we consider “strangers.”这个月,我们移步到几处虽不同却将庇护我们一生的屋檐下。

This month, we step under a number of different roofs that will house us throughout life.毫无疑问,最熟悉的屋檐是假的屋檐。

Undoubtedly, the most familiar roof is the shelter of family.然而,家庭里常常会存在分界线,阻碍我们切实地了解彼此。

However, there are often boundaries that exist inside a family preventing us from getting to know each other on a substantial level.在《再见,我的“野蛮”婆婆》一文中,我们看到,一个女人“回放”她生命中的关键片段,并渐渐意识到,分歧其实微不足道,爱才是最重要的。

In Saying Goodbye to My Mother-in law, we watch a woman replay the moments in life as she comes to realize that differences mean nothing and love means everything.我们可能会遇到的另一个屋檐是我们和室友分享的——不论好坏,我们都要相互扶持,至少直到租约到期或者学期结束。

Another roof we are likely to encounter is the one we share with roommates – stuck together for better or worse, at least until the lease is up or the semester ends.《亲爱的室友》一文是让新室友有心理准备的坦率自白。

Dear Roommate is an honest expression of some of the things a new roomie can expect.从更高层面来看,我们都生活在同一屋檐下,无论是作为邻居,还是地球村的居民。

Higher still, the roofs that connect us as neighbors and global citizens cover us all.然而,悲哀的是,我们筑起了一道道围墙来阻止外人进入。

But, sadly, we built walls to stop “outsiders” from getting in.《边界那头的陌生人》一文更深入地探究了我们这一举动背后的缘由。

The Strange People across the Border takes a closer look at our reasoning behind this.我们不仅常常很容易忽略那些外人,而且也很容易去忽视那些和我们仅一墙之隔的人们。

And while it is often so easy to overlook the outsiders, we find it just as easy to ignore those who live a stone’s throw away.《门后的秘密》就呈现了那些发生在我们的门阶之上的精彩故事。

The fascinating stories that lie right on our doorstep are explored in Secrets I Found behind Closed Doors.我们完全可以坚持自己的个人观点(如坚守自己对巧克力的喜爱),但同时也要允许他人不同的见解和阅历来丰富我们的生活。

We can all hang on to our personal opinions (and love for chocolate) while still allowing different views and backgrounds into our lives.聆听并不需要付出什么代价,对不对?It costs nothing to listen, right?说不定你们会变得更亲近,说不定你会对他们,对自己有更深的了解。

There is no telling how close you could become or what you will learn about them, and yourself.我们都生活在同一屋檐下。

We are all under the same roof.Let’s be honest. We are never going to get along with every single person on the planet. When it comes to relationships, we all have our limits. (For me, I draw the line at people who don’t appreciate the beauty of chocolate.) But someone sharing different beliefs doesn’t have to stop us from getting to know them. If we want to truly give our lives meaning, it is vital that we erase the borders that distance us from those we consider “strangers.”This month, we step under a number of different roofs that will house us throughout life. Undoubtedly, the most familiar roof is the shelter of family. However, there are often boundaries that exist inside a family preventing us from getting to know each other on a substantial level. In Saying Goodbye to My Mother-in law, we watch a woman replay the moments in life as she comes to realize that differences mean nothing and love means everything.Another roof we are likely to encounter is the one we share with roommates – stuck together for better or worse, at least until the lease is up or the semester ends. Dear Roommate is an honest expression of some of the things a new roomie can expect.Higher still, the roofs that connect us as neighbors and global citizens cover us all. But, sadly, we built walls to stop “outsiders” from getting in. The Strange People across the Border takes a closer look at our reasoning behind this. And while it is often so easy to overlook the outsiders, we find it just as easy to ignore those who live a stone’s throw away. The fascinating stories that lie right on our doorstep are explored in Secrets I Found behind Closed Doors.We can all hang on to our personal opinions (and love for chocolate) while still allowing different views and backgrounds into our lives. It costs nothing to listen, right? There is no telling how close you could become or what you will learn about them, and yourself. We are all under the same roof.。

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