一定要背的经典英语作文36篇.

一定要背的经典英语作文36篇

（作者: 赖世雄）

赖世雄，男，1948年出生于南京，祖籍广西永淳，赖教授最高学历是在美国明尼苏达大学修得大众传播与英语教学双硕士学位，以及博士班研究。曾多次担任国际性逐步及同步口笔译，1998年创立《常春藤解析英语杂志社》，出版专业性的英语学习杂志与丛书，曾在十多家知名广播电台担任英语教学节目主讲。2003年3月创立《赖世雄智网文教机构》，致力研发儿童美语教材，拓展儿童美语教学加盟事业，期将英语教育从小扎根。

2003年10月31日《中国图书商报》评选赖老师为“英语学习的风云人物”---中国十大名师之一，前10名人物中排行第5名，且为十名中，唯一来自中国台湾地区的英语界名师！

人物篇

1. My Father

One of my earliest memories of Dad is that he would often leave the house at dawn to go jogging. He was a traditional Chinese father, which means that he didn't show his affection for his kids easily. And he and I didn't talk much.

Some time ago, he made me go jogging with him. I hated it because I didn't know what to say to him. Needless to say, I did not enjoy exercising with Dad. However, as time went by, he and I began to talk while jogging. Later, he even began to tell me jokes! It was a side of him that I had never seen before. I'm Bald that he made me go jogging with him because our relationship has greatly improved as a result.

我的父亲

我对父亲最早的一些记忆之一是他以前常在黎明时离家去慢跑。他是一个传统的中国父亲，这意味着他不轻易对儿女表露他的情感，而且我和他并不常交谈。

前一阵子，他叫我和他去慢跑。我讨厌和他慢跑，因为我不知道要和他说什么。不用说，我不喜欢和爸爸一起运动。然而，随着时间推移，我和他开始在慢跑时交谈。后来，他甚至开始讲笑话给我听！这是我以前从未见过的一面。我很高兴他要我和他去慢跑，因为我们的父子关系因此大为改善。

2. My Neighbor

Next to us lives Mr. Zhang, who is a street-sweeper. He is in his early sixties and looks quite stern but, in fact, he is easy to get along with and is always considerate of others. Even though he is uneducated, he is a pleasant man to talk to.

Rain or shine, he goes out to work in the early morning when there is little traffic on the road. Because uncaring people litter the streets with so much garbage，he cannot take a rest until noon. To my surprise, he never complains about his hard and dirty work. In a word，I don't look down upon him just because he is a street-sweeper; instead, I respect my kind neighbor.

我的邻居

我们家隔壁住着一位张先生，他是一个清道夫。他年约60出头，看起来很严肃;但事实上，他很容易相处而且总是为别人设想。虽然他没受过教育，但和他交谈是件令人愉快的事。

不论晴雨，他都会在一大早交通流量还很小时就出去工作。因为那些没有公德心的人会在街道上乱丢大量的垃圾，所以他直到中午才能休息。令我惊讶的是，他从不抱怨他那辛苦又肮脏的工作。总之，我不会因他是个清道夫就看不起他; 相反地，我尊敬我的这位好邻居。

3. My Mother

My mother was an elementary school teacher until she retired two years ago. She devoted herself to teaching for forty-five years. That is, she spent the best part of her life educating her students. Although she isn't a teacher now, she is still very much concerned about the development of education in Taiwan.

Though Mom is no longer a career woman, she is busy all the time. Each day she gets up early to prepare our breakfast and does all the housework. In addition, she goes to a temple and volunteers to help the priests and worshippers with little chores. As Teacher's Day is drawing near, I wish her eternal health and happiness. After all，mothers are the world's greatest educators.

我的妈妈

我妈妈本来是个小学老师，她在两年前退休了。她献身教育达45年之久。换句话说，她把最美好的青春岁月用来教导她的学生。虽然她现在不是老师，但她仍然很关心台湾的教育发展。

虽然妈妈不再是职业妇女，但她仍然无时无刻不在忙。她每天都早起准备我们的早餐和做所有的家务。此外，她也到一座寺庙去自愿帮助那些僧侣及信徒们做些小杂事。因为教师节快到了，我祝她永远健康快乐。毕竟，妈妈们是世界上最伟大的教育家。

4. My Brother

In his teachers' and my parents' eyes, my youngest brother is a sidetracked young man, but in mine, he is a musical genius. He has a terrible attendance record at school and actually quit going twice. The fact is that it's music which really interests him. Indeed, he has a musical bent; he sings well, is gifted in composing songs, and even formed a band with his buddies.

I enjoy listening to the songs he writes and, although the lyrics are sort of immature，they come straight from the heart. He says his dream is to make music his career. Who knows if he is on the right track or not? But I do know that whatever he does, music will always be a part of his life.

我的弟弟

在老师和父母眼中，我的弟弟是个偏离正途的年轻人，然而在我眼中，他是个音乐天才。他出勤的记录很差，实际上还休学两次。事实上真正令他感兴趣的是音乐。他的确很有音乐天分:他歌唱得好，有作词作曲的天赋，甚至还跟他的哥们儿组成一支乐团。

我喜欢听他写的歌，虽然歌词有点不成熟，但那是直接发自他内心的情感。他说他的梦想是献身音乐工作。谁知道他走的是不是正途呢?但我倒知道不管他做什么，音乐永远是他生活中的一部分。

经历篇

5. On a Crowded bus

I am a senior high student who has to commute from home to school every day. It is always an ordeal for me to try to get on a crowded bus. I am often squeezed so hard that I can't breathe.

Once I felt someone pushing me very hard, and then he touched my rear. I couldn't turn around to see who did it because I was sand-wicked between two tall men. I was so angry that when the bus arrived at my school, I clenched my fists and elbowed my way through the crowd and got off. Then, to my dismay, I found that my purse had been stolen from my school bag.

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