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优秀英语读物

优秀英语读物

优秀英语读物
优秀英语读物是对英语学习者来说非常重要的一部分。

它不仅可以帮助学习者提高英语水平,还可以开阔他们的视野,增加知识。

以下是一些值得推荐的优秀英语读物。

1. 《哈利·波特》系列:这是一系列非常受欢迎的魔法小说,讲述了哈利·波特在霍格沃茨魔法学校的冒险故事。

这些小说不仅有趣,而且用词简单易懂,适合初学者阅读。

2. 《简爱》:这是一部经典的英国小说,讲述了一个年轻女子简爱的成长故事。

这部小说用词精练,情节曲折有趣,可以提高阅读和理解英语的能力。

3. 《1984》:这是一部反乌托邦小说,揭示了虚构的极权主义社会。

这部小说用词严谨,语法复杂,适合中高级英语学习者阅读。

4. 《福尔摩斯探案集》:这是一部经典的侦探小说集,其中包含了夏洛克·福尔摩斯的大量侦探故事。

这些故事充满了推理和悬疑,可以提高阅读和理解英语的能力。

5. 《麦田里的守望者》:这是一部关于青春期的小说,讲述了一个叛逆的青年的成长故事。

这部小说用词简单,情感真挚,适合初学者阅读。

这些优秀英语读物不仅有助于提高英语水平,还可以帮助学习者更好地理解英美文化和思维方式。

因此,读者可以根据自己的英语水平和兴趣选择适合自己的读物,不断挑战自己,提高自己的英语能力。

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中学生英语课外读物

中学生英语课外读物

中学生英语课外读物中学生英语课外读物有很多选择,以下是一些适合中学生的经典英语读物:1."Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling: 这是一系列非常受欢迎的魔法小说,不仅情节引人入胜,而且其中包含了大量的英语词汇和表达方式。

2."The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien: 这是一部史诗般的奇幻小说,语言优美且富有诗意,有助于提高学生的英语阅读和理解能力。

3."The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis: 这是一系列关于魔法和神话的奇幻小说,语言生动有趣,适合中学生阅读。

4."To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee: 这是一部经典的美国小说,讲述了一个关于种族歧视和正义的故事,有助于学生了解美国的历史和文化。

5."Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury: 这是一部科幻小说,讲述了一个未来的世界,其中书籍是被禁止的,主人公是一名消防员,专门焚烧人们的书籍。

这部小说有助于学生了解阅读的重要性和价值。

6."The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald: 这是一部关于20世纪20年代美国的小说,讲述了一个关于爱情、梦想和财富的故事。

这部小说有助于学生了解美国的历史和文化。

7."Animal Farm" by George Orwell: 这是一部经典的政治寓言,讲述了一群农场动物反抗人类统治的故事。

这部小说有助于学生了解政治和社会制度。

8."1984" by George Orwell: 这是一部经典的科幻小说,讲述了一个被极权统治的未来世界,其中人们的生活被严格控制。

适合4年级的英语读物

适合4年级的英语读物

适合4年级的英语读物适合4年级的英语读物有很多选择,以下是一些建议的读物:1.《The Cat in the Hat》 by Dr. Seuss这是一本经典的绘本,适合4年级的孩子阅读。

它使用简单的词汇和幽默的故事情节,帮助孩子提高阅读技能和理解能力。

2.《Diary of a Worm》 by Doreen Cronin这本书以虫子的视角,描述了一个虫子的日记。

它让孩子们了解不同动物之间的生活差异,并通过幽默的故事,帮助他们提高阅读理解和语言表达能力。

3.《Magic Tree House series》 by Mary Pope Osborne这是一个系列读物,每本书都是一个独立的故事。

主人公通过一棵神奇的树屋,穿越不同的时间和地点。

这本系列激发了孩子们对历史和科学的兴趣,帮助他们扩大词汇量和阅读能力。

4.《Judy Moody series》 by Megan McDonald这个系列的书讲述了一个活泼、机智的女孩朱迪·穆迪的故事。

每本书都有一个新的冒险和问题,通过幽默的故事情节,激发孩子们的阅读兴趣。

使用这些读物可以帮助4年级的孩子提高阅读能力、词汇量以及培养对文学的兴趣。

孩子们可以尝试独立阅读这些书籍,也可以和家长一起阅读,并进行讨论、提问和复述故事情节。

以下是20句双语例句:1. I have a pet dog.我有一只宠物狗。

2.He likes to play fetch.他喜欢玩接物游戏。

3. My favorite color is blue.我最喜欢的颜色是蓝色。

4. The sun is shining brightly today.今天阳光明媚。

5. My family went to the beach for vacation.我的家人去海滩度假了。

6. I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.我喜欢和朋友们一起踢足球。

推荐:8本适合学英语的经典原版英语读物

推荐:8本适合学英语的经典原版英语读物

【导语】学习英语贵在坚持,找到适合⾃⼰的⽅法,多运⽤多温故。

整理了⼤量英语学习资源,⼀起来看看吧! 1.Dairy of a Wimpy Kid 这是⼀套卡通书。

作者是⼀个成年⼉童⽤卡通+蠢萌的字体记录的⽇常。

从这本原版英语读物中可以学到简单⼜地道的实⽤词汇,也是⼀套能够了解⽂化差异的好书。

⽐起⼩孩,更加适合⼤⼈。

毕竟⼤⼈⽐⼩孩更加需要好玩的书籍。

推荐理由:语⾔风格⽇常、幽默、有趣;萌萌的卡通书 适合⼈群:⼩学在读⽔平也可驾驭的书 2.Mary, Queen of Scots ⼉童向的书有⼀个好处,就是语⾔简单⼜地道。

这本书对于学习和了解苏格兰历史是⾮常好的⼊门书籍。

虽然是原版英语书,但是初中毕业的词汇量就可以看懂。

推荐理由:⽂化向; 适合⼈群:对苏格兰历史感兴趣的朋友 3.A Street Cat Named Bob 讲述⼀个英国的流浪歌⼿收养了⼀只流浪猫,组成了称霸伦敦街头表演界的流浪CP。

Ta们互帮互助、互相进步,作者成功戒除毒瘾、⾛向⽂坛,并成功发展为流浪歌⼿/畅销书作家的故事。

真⼈真猫真事。

现已翻拍成电影,⾮常期待。

猫奴们不可错过的暖⼼⼩说。

推荐理由:暖⼼&励志;睡前读物;猫奴专⽤ 适合⼈群:具有⼤学英语四级或相当⽔平的猫奴 4.Agatha Christie crossover Collins系列 Agatha Christie, 英国侦探⼩说教母,⽐较的作品有:《东⽅快车谋杀案》和《尼罗河谋杀案》。

推荐理由:学习向;有声;可跟读 适合⼈群:具有⼤学英语6级或相当⽔平的朋友 5.What If? 在这本原版英语书⾥我们可以看到⼀位科学家以摆事实、画漫画的⽅式传递有趣的科学真理。

推荐理由:脑洞;科学 适合⼈群:对世界充满着各种疑问的好奇宝宝 6.Corduroy 《灯芯绒》是玩具店⾥⼀只待售⼩熊的故事。

他失去了⼀粒纽扣,所以没⼈想买他。

这让他很伤⼼因为他想被⼀个⼩孩⼦带回家。

提高英语阅读能力的书籍

提高英语阅读能力的书籍

提高英语阅读能力的书籍
1. 英语学习读物,《牛津阅读树》、《剑桥英语读本》等。


些书籍适合英语水平较低的读者,内容简单易懂,有助于提高词汇
量和阅读理解能力。

2. 英语经典文学,比如《简爱》、《呼啸山庄》等经典英文小说,这些作品语言精美,情节丰富,适合提高阅读理解能力和文学
修养。

3. 英语非虚构类书籍,比如《时间简史》、《人类简史》等科
普类书籍,这些书籍内容丰富,语言生动,有助于提高阅读能力的
同时还能增长知识。

4. 英语报纸杂志,比如《纽约时报》、《经济学人》等英文报
纸杂志,这些杂志报道内容丰富多样,适合提高阅读速度和对时事
的了解。

5. 英语学术期刊,比如《Nature》、《Science》等学术期刊,这些期刊对于提高英语阅读能力和学术素养有很大帮助。

除了以上推荐的书籍外,还可以根据个人兴趣爱好选择适合自己的英语阅读材料,比如小说、历史书籍、科幻小说等。

同时,建议在阅读过程中多使用词典,注重词汇积累和句子结构的理解,这样可以更好地提高英语阅读能力。

希望这些推荐对你有所帮助!。

英语阅读读物

英语阅读读物

英语阅读读物当提到英语阅读读物时,有许多不同类型和难度级别的内容可供选择。

以下是一些常见的英语阅读读物类型,适用于不同水平和兴趣:1. 小说(Novels):- 经典文学作品,如《傲慢与偏见》(Pride and Prejudice)、《雾都孤儿》(Oliver Twist)。

- 畅销小说,如《哈利·波特》系列、《饥饿游戏》(The Hunger Games)。

2. 短篇小说(Short Stories):- 由著名作家如爱伦·坡(Edgar Allan Poe)、欧·亨利(O. Henry)等创作的短篇小说。

3. 杂志文章(Magazine Articles):- 从《国家地理》、《时代》等杂志中选取的文章,适合提高词汇量和阅读理解能力。

4. 报纸文章(Newspaper Articles):- 阅读来自《纽约时报》、《卫报》等报纸的新闻文章,了解时事和实时信息。

5. 科普读物(Non-fiction):- 关于科学、历史、心理学等领域的非小说类书籍,如《黑天鹅》(The Black Swan)、《人类简史》(Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind)。

6. 博客文章(Blog Posts):- 在网上寻找关于特定主题的博客文章,适合提高实际用语和网络术语的理解。

7. 经济学和商业文献(Economics and Business Literature):- 阅读有关商业、经济学和管理方面的书籍,如《富爸爸穷爸爸》(Rich Dad Poor Dad)。

8. 科幻小说(Science Fiction):- 包括经典作品如《1984》、《银河系漫游指南》(The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)等。

9. 学术论文(Academic Papers):- 针对特定领域的深入阅读,适合提升专业词汇和学科知识。

适合高一学生的英语课外读物

适合高一学生的英语课外读物

以下是一些适合高一学生的英语课外读物:
1. 《典范英语》:这是一套英国学生学习英语的教材,共7册,内容丰富,难度适中,适合高一学生阅读。

2. 《新概念英语》:这是一套经典的英语学习教材,共4册,每册涵盖多个话题,内容丰富,难度逐渐递增,适合高一学生阅读。

3. 《普通高中英语课程标准实验教科书》:这是一套符合高中英语课程标准的教材,共5册,每册涵盖多个话题,内容丰富,难度逐渐递增,适合高一学生阅读。

4. 《牛津阅读树》:这是一套英国著名的英语分级阅读教材,适合不同水平的学生阅读,高一学生可以选择其中适合自己水平的级别进行阅读。

5. 《剑桥英语分级阅读》:这是一套由剑桥大学出版的英语分级阅读教材,适合不同水平的学生阅读,高一学生可以选择其中适合自己水平的级别进行阅读。

以上读物均具有不同的特点和风格,可以根据自己的兴趣和需要进行选择。

同时,建议在阅读过程中记录自己的阅读心得和笔记,以便更好地掌握阅读技巧和理解文本内容。

适合初中生的英文原版读物

适合初中生的英文原版读物

适合初中生的英文原版读物适合初中生的英文原版读物有很多选择。

以下是一些常见的英文原版读物,它们适合初中生阅读并提供了趣味性和教育性:1. "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling -这是一个世界知名的奇幻小说系列,讲述了一位年轻巫师的冒险故事。

适合初中生提高阅读水平和词汇量。

2. "The Chronicles of Narnia" series by C.S. Lewis -这个系列是一组七本奇幻小说,描述了几个孩子在一个神奇的世界中的冒险。

故事深刻,针对的是年龄较大的读者。

3. "The Giver" by Lois Lowry -这是一本科幻小说,讲述了一个没有疾病、贫困和战争的理想世界。

既引人入胜又能引发深思。

4. "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen -这本小说讲述了一个13岁男孩在丛林中生存的故事。

情节紧张刺激,适合初中生。

5. "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton -这是一本关于青少年之间社会差异的小说,情节引人入胜,内容深入。

这些读物的用法是,学生可以选择适合自己阅读水平的故事,并阅读原版英语文本。

学生可以用字典查找不熟悉的单词,并进行注释和理解。

学生可以通过在双语中进行对比,提高自己的英语阅读和理解水平。

以下是30个双语例句:1. Harry Potter has become a cultural phenomenon worldwide. 《哈利·波特》已成为全球文化现象。

2. The Chronicles of Narnia is a well-loved fantasy series. 《纳尼亚传奇》是一套备受喜爱的奇幻系列。

3. The Giver raises thought-provoking questions about society. 《接收者》提出了社会上发人深省的问题。

课外英语读物

课外英语读物

课外英语读物推荐:一、夏洛的网这是一本美妙的小说,各年龄段的人都能理解。

书的目标读者是以英语为母语的儿童,许多成年人仍然说这本著名的书是他们的最爱。

世界上许多学校的教学大纲里都有这本书,所以人们在聊天时也很有可能谈到这本书。

大多数以英语为母语的人都至少读过一次这本书。

A baby pig called Wilbur is almost killed because of his status – he is the smallest pig that was born and he is considered to be useless and of no value.一个名叫威尔伯的小猪,由于它生下来最小,派不上什么用场,也没有价值,所以差点被主人宰了。

Charlotte, the spider, knows that the farmers are planning to kill Wilbur. She promises to make a plan to save his life. The farmers are surprised the next day when they see the words “some pig” written in the web Charlotte has made.一个名叫夏洛的蜘蛛知道农夫们要杀掉威尔伯,她承诺要救威尔伯。

第二天,当农夫们看见夏洛用网织出的文字“王牌猪”时,他们感到非常惊讶。

Wilbur is sad when Charlotte disappears. But in the end, her baby spiders turn out to be great company for the pig. They continue to protect each other and the story ends well.夏洛消失后,威尔伯很伤心。

英语课外读物

英语课外读物

英语课外读物《一》爱情与金钱1 ChapterThe Clarkson family lived in the country near Cambridge,about half a mile from the nearest village and about a mile from the river.They had a big,old house with a beautiful garden,a lot of flowers and many old.trees.One Thursday morning in July,Jackie came in from the garden.She was a tall,fat woman,thirty years old.It was the hottest day of the year,but she wore a warm brown skirt and yellow shirt.She went into the kitchen to get a drink of water.Just then the phone rang.'Cambridge 1379,'Jackie said.'Hello.This is Diane.I want to talk to Mother.''Mother isn't here,'Jackie said.'She's at the doctor's.''Why?What's Wrong?''Nothing's wrong,'Jackie said.'Why are you telephoning?You are going to come this weekend?Mother wants everyone to be here.''Yes,I want to come,'Diane said.'I'm phoning because I have no money for the train ticket.''No money!Mother is always giving you money!''This phone call is very expensive,'Diane said coldly.'Tell Mother please.I need the money.'Jackie put the phone down.She took a cigarette from her bag and began to smoke.She felt angry because her sister al-ways asked for money.Diane was twenty years old,the youngest in the family.She lived in London,in one room of a big house.She wanted to be a singer.She sang very well but she could never get work.Jackie went back into the kitchen and began to make some sandwiches.Just then the back door opened,and her mother came in.'It's very hot!'Molly said.She took off her hat and put it down on the table.She was a tall,dark woman with beautiful eyes.Two big,black dogs came into the kitchen after her and ran across to her.She sat down and put her hands on their heads.Jackie put the sandwiches on the table.'Mother,'she said,'Diane phoned.She wants money for her train ticket.'Molly closed her eyes for a minute.Then she stood up.'This afternoon I want you to get the house ready for the weekend,'she said.'Oh,and please go to the village later and get my tablets.''Yes,Mother,'Jackie said.Molly went to the door.'Mother,please wait a minute,'Jackie said.'Peter Hobbs came here this morning.He's very angry with you about that letter.He lost his job,you know.Why did you write to his office?He wants to talk to you about it.''Well,I don't want to talk to him,'Molly said.She opened the door.'But Mother,you don't understand.He's seventeen,and it was his first job.He's very,very angry.He says…he says he's going to kill you!'Molly did not answer.She went out of the room and closed the door.2 ChapterIt was seven o'clock on Saturday evening.Jackie stood at the window.A car drove slowly up to the front door and stopped.A tall man with white hair got out,It was Albert,the husband of Molly's sister.'Here's Uncle Albert,'Jackie said.'Always late.'She went out of the room and opened the front door.Albert came in and went at once to Molly.'Oh,dear.I'm very late.I am sorry,'Albert said.'Fifty years old today!What a wonderful dress!'Molly did not smile.'Thank you,Albert.We're all getting older.'Tonight she wore a longblack dress,and the two black dogs sat at her feet.'Everyone is here now.Let's go in to dinner,'she said.Everyone stood up and went to the table.'The table looks nice,Jackie.What wonderful flowers!'Diane said.She was a beautiful girl,with long black hair and dark blue eyes.She wore a long red dress.Albert sat down next to Roger Roger was Molly's son,her second child.He lived in Cambridge,in an expensive house.'Someone called Peter stopped me down the road,'Albert said.'Who is he?He's very angry with you,Molly.''That's Peter Hobbs,from the house across the road,'Jackie said quickly.She looked across the table at Molly.'He lost his job last week and he's angry with everyone.''It's Molly he doesn't like,'Albert said.Molly said nothing.Everyone began to eat.'How is Aunt Annie?'Jackie asked.'She's much worse now,'Albert said.'She stays in bed all the time.She needs a nurse twenty-four hours a day.''I am sorry,'Molly said.Albert stopped eating and looked at Molly.'It's very difficult and very expensive,you know.Annie feels very unhappy because you don't visit her,Molly.She loves you very much.You are her little sister;you know.'Molly closed her eyes for a minute.' I know that,Albert.I am fifty years old,but I am always her“little”sister.Well,we can talk about it later.'Albert laughed.'Oh yes,we can talk later.It's always later with you,Molly.Always tomorrow.Never today.'Jackie watched her mother.Her mother was angry with Albert.Molly never liked talking about her sister Annie and she did not like visiting her because she was very ill.'That's a beautiful dress,Diane.Is it new?'Jackie asked.'Thank you,Jackie.Yes,it's new,and very expensive.I got it on Wednesday,'Diane said.Shesmiled at Jackie.'All your things are expensive,'Jackie said.She remembered the phone call on Thursday about the train ticket.'I don't like cheap things,'Diane said.'And I'm going to need more money soon.I want to go to America.Can you help me,Roger?''Oh no,'Roger said.'Nobody wants to help you,Diane.You don't like working,we all know that,but we all want you to get a job.'Diane laughed.'It doesn't matter,Roger.I don't need your help.Mother always helps me.Mother loves me best.'She suddenly smiled,a quick,beautiful smile.But her eyes were cold.Jackie looked at her mother.Molly's face was white.Jackie did not understand.Was her mother afraid of Diane?Jackie wanted her mother to be happy today.'Would you like some more meat,Uncle Albert?'Jackie asked.'Roger,can you give everyone some more to drink?Roger got up and began to give more wine to everyone.'This is good wine,'he said.Molly smiled for the first time.'Yes,your father loved this wine.He often drank it.''Yes,'Albert said,and looked at Molly.'Expensive,too.''Would you like to meet Mr Briggs this weekend,Roger?Jackie asked quickly.'He's the new man at the farm.He wants to meet you.''Briggs?Briggs?'Molly said,suddenly angry.'Don't talk to me about that man.I don't like him.He wants half my garden for his farm.He needs more land,he says.I don't want him in my house.He's always dirty and he has bad teeth.'Jackie stood up and got her bag.'Excuse me,I want a cigarette.''Cigarettes!Always a cigarette in your mouth,'Molly said.'I don't like it.Cigarettes aren't good for you.'Jackie began to smoke.She felt angry but she said nothing.She wanted her mother to be happy this evening,but it was very difficult.Roger drank some more wine.'Well,Mother,perhaps Mr Briggs is right.The garden is very big,you know,'he said.'It's a lot of work for you.The house is big,too.You're fifty now.You need to be more careful.''Roger!I don't need a nurse,you know!I work in the garden every day;I feel happy there.'Molly stood up.'I know you all want my money.You come here for a free dinner,you don't want to see me.You don't love me.You want my house,and my money.Well,you can all wait.No-body is getting more money from me,not before I die!''Don't say that,Mother!'Jackie cried.Molly walked across the room to the door.'I feel ill now.I'm going upstairs to bed.'Molly left the room.Nobody moved.'One day I'm going to kill that woman,'Diane said quietly.Roger looked at Diane but said nothing.Albert moved his head slowly up and down.'Ill!She's angry,that's all,'he said.'Molly always gets angry about money.Why can't she be good to her sister?Annie's going to die soon.Molly knows that.'Jackie finished her cigarette and stood up.'Would everyone like some coffee?Come into the kitchen and let's drink it there.'3 ChapterEarly next morning the house was quiet.Suddenly there was a cry from the room next to Roger's,his mother's room.Roger opened his eyes and looked at the clock.It was nearly seven o'clock.He got out of bed and opened the door quietly.At the same time the door of his mother's room opened and Diane came out.Her face was very white.'Roger!It's Mother!I brought a cup of coffee for her and I found her dead.She's dead…dead in her bed,'she cried.Roger went quickly to the door of his mother's room and looked in.The window was open but the room was warm.Molly was on the bed,one hand under her head.Roger went across to the bed and put his hand on her arm.It was cold.On the little table next to the bed was a hot cup of coffee and an empty cup.'I'm going to call the doctor,'Diane said.'She's dead,'Roger said slowly.His face,too,was white.'Mother is dead!'Diane walked across the room to the door.'I'm going to phone the doctor,'she said again.'Wait a minute!'Roger called.'Let's tell the family first.''Family!Nobody loved Mother!'Diane went out and ran downstairs.Roger slowly went downstairs after her and stood by the telephone.'Dr Pratt,this is Diane Clarkson.It's my mother—she's dead.Can you come quickly?'Diane put the phone down.'It isn't true,Roger!Mother dead!Daddy died last winter,and now Mother.'Diane began to cry.'Don't cry,Diane,'Roger said.'Let's go upstairs and tell Uncle Albert and Jackie.''No!You tell them!Nobody loved Mother.You aren't sorry.Look at you!You want her money.That's all.'Roger suddenly wanted to hit Diane.'Be quiet!'he said.'What about you?You didn't love Mother.You wanted her money,too.Don't forget that!''It's true,'Diane said.'Oh,I can't stay in this house.I'm going out.I'm going to the river with the dogs.''No,'Roger said.'The doctor's coming and I want you here.'Diane said nothing.She went into the kitchen and at once the dogs got up and came to her.'Beautiful dogs!Daddy loved you and Mother loved you.Now I'm going to love you.'She opened the back door and went out with the dogs.Roger did not move.He stood by the telephone.'It's true,'he thought.'I am happy about the money.I needed money,and now I'm rich.Things are going to be easier for me now.But Mother…why didn't I love her more?And now she's dead.'Slowly,Roger went back upstairs.He wanted to dress before Dr Pratt arrived.Dr Pratt was a little fat man without much hair.He was the family doctor and he knew all the Clarkson family very well.He went upstairs at once and looked at Molly's body.He looked carefully at the cup of coffee and the empty cup on the table next to her bed.'I'm sorry,Roger,'he said.'Where is Diane?She phoned me.''She went out with the dogs,'Roger said.'She was angry with me—angry with everyone.'Dr Pratt said nothing for a minute.'This is going to be very difficult.I'm going to phone the police,Roger.''Police!Why?What's wrong?'I don't know.Your mother wasn't ill.I saw her on Thursday and she was very well.Why did she die?I don't understand.I want to find out.'Roger went across to the window and looked out at the gar-den.It was a beautiful summer morning.The sky was blue and the garden was green.It was all very quiet.His mother loved this garden.But Tom Briggs wanted the garden.And Roger wanted the garden,too.Roger felt worse and worse.'Your mother took sleeping tablets,'Dr Pratt said.'Did you know?On Thursday she had a new bottle of tablets,but I can't find it here in her room.''I didn't know,'Roger said.'Very well.Let's go down-stairs and you can phone the police.'Roger went into the kitchen and made some coffee.Just then Diane came in with the dogs.'Roger,'she said.'Look,I'm sorry.I was angry and said some angry things.''It doesn't matter,'Roger said.'Here you are,have some coffee.Dr Pratt is phoning the police.Did you know Mother took sleeping tablets?Well,the bottle is not in her room.''What?I don't understand.'Diane took the coffee and be-gan to drink.Her eyes looked big and dark.Just then Dr Pratt came into the kitchen.'They're coming at once,'he said.'Diane—I'm sorry about your mother.''Dr Pratt,I want to tell you about last night.Everyone was very angry…''Be quiet!'Roger said quickly.'Diane never thinks before she opens her mouth,'he thought angrily.Diane did not look at Roger.'Last night Mother went to bed early because everyone…''Don't tell me,'Dr Pratt said.'You can tell the police.'Roger's face went red.Suddenly he felt afraid.'The police are going to talk to everyone,and ask questions,'he thought.'And they're going to want answers.It's going to be very difficult.'He finished his coffee and stood up.'I'm going upstairs,'he said.'I'm going to tell Uncle Al-bert and Jackie about Mother…andabout the police.'4 ChapterThe police arrived very quickly.There were a lot of them.Some of them with cameras went upstairs to Molly's room.Two detectives talked to Dr Pratt in the kitchen.The family waited in the sitting room.It was a hot day again and the windows were open.The dogs sat quietly at Diane's feet.Nobody talked.Jackie smoked.They waited for a long time.Suddenly the door opened and the two detectives came in.'Good morning.I am Detective Inspector Walsh and this is Sergeant Foster.'The Inspector did not smile.He was a big man in an old black suit and a black hat and coat.He wore a coat because he always felt cold.'Last night someone put sleeping tablets in Mrs Clarkson's hot milk.We are going to question everybody,and we need a room,please.'Roger stood up.'I'm Roger Clarkson.You can have my father's old office.Come with me,it's along here,'The office was not a very big room,but there was a table and three or four chairs.Roger opened the window.'I would like to talk first to your uncle,Albert King,'In-spector Walsh said.He took off his hat and coat and sat down behind the table.'Of course,'said Roger and left the room.Sergeant Foster waited by the door.He was a very tall young man with black hair and a nice smile.He was not very happy this morning because he usually played tennis on Sunday mornings.He was one of the best players at the Cambridge Tennis Club.Albert came in and sat down.'I'm going to ask some questions,Mr King,'the Inspector said,'and Sergeant Foster is going to write it all down.'Albert looked at his feet.'Yes,yes.It's your job.I know that.''Tell me about last night,'Inspector Walsh asked quietly.'You were angry with Mrs Clarkson.'Albert looked at Inspector Walsh for the first time.'Yes,I was.Everyone was angry.Roger was angry.Diane wanted money to go to America.Then there's a man called Tom Brig-gs…He wants half the garden for his farm.Molly was a rich woman.I need money because my wife Annie —Molly's sister—is very ill.I told Molly this.''What happened next?''Well,Molly was angry with everyone and went upstairs.We went into the kitchen for coffee.Jackie wanted everyone to go up and say good night to Molly.She lives here with Molly so she wanted Molly to be happy.At first Roger said no.He was angry and didn't want to see his mother.''And did you see Molly in her room?''Yes.I was tired and I went upstairs first.I went to Molly's room and asked her for money again.But no—there was no money for her sister.'Albert stopped and put his hand over his eyes.Inspector Walsh watched Albert for a minute.'Did you hear noises after you went to bed?''Everyone went into Molly's room to say good night,I think.Later,I heard someone…He —or she—went down-stairs.That was about midnight.''Very well,Mr King.Thank you,you can go now.'Albert left the room.Inspector Walsh put his hands behind his head.'What time is it?I'm hungry.We're learning a lot,but I need some coffee.''Shall I go to the kitchen?'Sergeant Foster asked.'Oh,no.Later.Let's see Jackie Clarkson next.'Jackie came in and sat down.She looked down at her hands and said nothing.'We found the empty bottle of your mother's sleeping tablets in Diane's room,'the Inspector said suddenly.Then he waited.Jackie's face did not change and she said nothing.'Tell me,did your mother get her tablets from the shop in the village?''Yes.My mother usually took a sleeping tablet every night so she needed a lot of tablets.Sometimes she got them from the shop,sometimes I did.On Thursday,I asked Peter Hobbs to get them.He lives in the house across the road,and he of-ten goes to the village on his bicycle.''I see.Your mother wanted to stay in this house.How about you?Did you want to move?'Jackie looked up for a minute and then down at her hands a-gain.'This is Mother's house.I loved my mother.She was good to me.''Did you see your mother in her room last night?''Yes,everyone did.Diane made hot milk and took it to Mother.She usually drank a cup of hot milk before she slept.'Inspector Walsh put his hands behind his head.Jackie was very quiet.'What did your mother say?'Jackie opened her bag and looked for a cigarette.'Can I smoke?''Of course.This is your house,'Inspector Walsh said.He watched Jackie.'What did your mother say?'he asked again.'She wanted to go downstairs again.She remembered the dogs—she wanted to get some dinner for them.I went to my room and she went downstairs.''What time was this?''I don't remember.About midnight,I think.''And the cup of hot milk?''It was on the table by her bed.''Did you need your mother's money?''No,Inspector.Money is not important to me.There are more important things,'Jackie said quietly.'Well,your uncle Albert wanted money.Tom Briggs wanted the garden.You wanted nothing?'Jackie finished her cigarette and looked up at the Inspector.Her eyes were suddenly angry.'Don't forget Peter Hobbs.He lost his job because of my mother.He wanted to kill her,you know.And what about Diane?You found the empty bottle in her bag.'Inspector Walsh listened carefully.'We're going to question everyone,Miss Clarkson.' Jackie said nothing for a minute.'Would you like some sandwiches and coffee,Inspector?''Ah!Yes,please!'Inspector Walsh said warmly.'I would like sandwiches and coffee very much.'Jackie left the room.Inspector Walsh thought about her.Why was she suddenly angry?The room was quiet.5 ChapterAfter the coffee and sandwiches,Inspector Walsh called Roger Clarkson to the office.Roger came in and sat down.The Inspector began at once.'Now,Mr Clarkson.Why was your mother angry with you last night?''This house is very big,'Roger said.'It was a lot of work for Mother.I wanted her to move.But no,she loved this house and garden.She didn't want to move.''Tell me about your job,Mr Clarkson.Your mother is dead and now you're rich.Do you need money?'Roger's face was suddenly afraid.'What are you saying?I didn't kill my mother.I need money,that's true.A friend and I want to build ten houses here,in this garden.We can get a lot of money for them.So.I wanted Mother to sell this house.It's true.But Mr Briggs wanted half the garden,too,you know,for his farm.'Inspector Walsh moved a pencil on the table.'Tell me,what happened upstairs?You went to your mother's room?''Yes,I did.I wanted to say goodnight to my mother.''Did you talk about the house again?''Yes,I did.Again,she said no.She loved the house and didn't want to sell it.'Inspector Walsh watched Roger for a minute.'I see.We found the empty bottle of sleeping tablets,Mr Clarkson,in Diane's room.'Roger's face did not change.'Oh?Someone put them there.Diane did not kill my mother,I know that.She found the body.''Very well.I would like to see Diane next.'Roger got up and left the room.Inspector Walsh stood up and put his hands in his pockets.He went to the window and looked out at the trees.Why was Roger Clarkson afraid?Was it important?He looked at Sergeant Foster.'Tomorrow morning,go to Mr Clarkson's office-you have the name,'he said.'Ask some questions about him,about his job,friends,money.'Sergeant Foster wrote it down.'Yes,Inspector.''A good day for tennis,Sergeant?'Sergeant Foster laughed.'Don't say that.It's not easy,you know.I don't like sitting here looking at the sun.'Diane came into the room and sat down.She looked at Sergeant Foster and smiled.'I saw you at the Tennis Club last month,I think.You play very well.'Sergeant Foster's face went red.Inspector Walsh looked at him.'Oh yes.A fast and exciting player is Sergeant Foster.'Diane smiled again at Sergeant Foster and his face went redder.'Well,Miss Clarkson,'Inspector Walsh said,'I want you to talk about last night.'Diane stopped smiling.'Oh,I can talk about last night.I can't stop talking about it.We were all angry.Mother went to bed early and I made hot milk for her.We were all in the kitchen,and Peter Hobbs came in He nearly broke the back door down.'Diane stopped.'Yes?''He was very angry about a letter.He wanted to kill Mother.Are you going to talk to him?''We're going to talk to everyone.''Good.Tom Briggs came into the kitchen,too.Are you going to talk to him?''I'm asking the questions,Miss Clarkson.When did you take the milk upstairs?''I went up after Roger.'She stopped for a minute.Then she began again.'I didn't like my mother,Inspector.She killed my father,you know.Last winter,after Christmas,she drove the car into a tree and killed my father.'Inspector Walsh watched Diane's face carefully.'I see.So you wanted to kill your mother?'Diane laughed.'I wanted to kill her,but I didn't.I can tell you a lot of things about this family,Inspector.Everyone wanted Mother to die.Uncle Albert wanted her money for his wife,Annie.And then my brother.He needs a lot of money.He has an expensive house and an expensive car.And think of Jackie.Do you know that Jackie didn't like Mother?A long time age,a nice boy worked here.He was the gardener.Jackie loved him very much,but Mother said no.A gardener was not a good husband for a Clarkson girl!'Inspector Walsh listened quietly.All this was very interesting but was it important?Perhaps.What a happy family the Clarksons were!'We found the empty bottle of sleeping tablets in your room,'Inspector Walsh said quietly.He watched her face carefully.Diane stood up suddenly,her face angry.'What?I didn't put it there!I'm not going to listen to this!'She ran out of the room.'Well,well,well,'Inspector Walsh said.'She likes you,Sergeant.You need to be careful.'Sergeant Foster laughed but his face went red again.'Someone put sleeping tablets in Molly's hot milk,'the In-spector said.'All the family were in the kitchen last night.Peter Hobbs and Tom Briggs were there,too.One of them killed Molly.'Inspector Walsh got his hat and coat.'Come on.We need to talk to Peter Hobbs and Tom Briggs.Let's get some more coffee first.I'd like a sandwich,too.I'm hungry again!'6 ChapterThey found Peter Hobbs under his car—an old green car.He got up slowly.He wore old blue trousers and a dirty orange shirt.'We want to talk about Mrs Clarkson,'Inspector Walsh said.'Oh,it's about her,'Peter said.He looked at the Inspec-tor.'I know she's dead.Someone in the village told me.''Why did you go to the Clarkson's house last night?''Jackie wanted me to come and see her brother,Roger.“You're angry,”she said.“Come and tell Roger.”I went to the house but nobody opened the door.So I made a lot of noise and then they opened the door.Old Mrs Clarkson wasn't there.But I told Roger.I told them all!'Peter hit the car with his hand.'I wanted to kill that woman.I lost my job,my first job,because of her.Last month I was in trouble with the police and that old woman wrote to my office and she told them about the police.I wanted to kill her!''Take it easy!'Inspector Walsh said.'What happened next?''Jackie gave me some coffee,but her brother didn't listen to me,'Peter said angrily.'Then Tom Briggs came in.He wanted to talk to Roger,too.But Roger didn't listen to him.Jackie was very unhappy—she nearly cried.Then I went home.That's all.''I see.Now tell me about the tablets.You went to the village on Thursday?''Tablets?Oh,yes.I remember.Jackie wanted me to get her mother's tablets from the village.I go to the village on my bicycle—this car doesn't work.''Thank you,Peter.That's all.''That's all?'Peter laughed angrily.'You're going to come back,I know that!I know the police!'Tom Briggs'farm was about half a mile away,near the river.It was not a big farm,and the house was old and dirty.'Not much money here,'Inspector Walsh said.Tom Briggs was a young man,about thirty years old,with dirty hands and bad teeth.'What's wrong?Excuse me,I'm eating my dinner,'he said.'We can wait.Finish your dinner,'Inspector Walsh said.'We want to ask one or two questions about last night.''Come and wait in the front room,'Tom said and opened the door.Inspector Walsh looked at the things in the front room.There was an old black and whitetelevision,and some books on the table.There was a picture of a happy young girl with long brown hair on the table,too.Inspector Walsh looked at the picture for a long time.Who was the girl?Tom Briggs came back into the front room.'Finished?'Inspector Walsh asked.'You know Mrs Clark-son is dead?'Tom Briggs sat down suddenly on the nearest chair.'What?How did she die?When did it happen?I was there last night.''She died last night or early this morning.What did you do last night?''Me?Why are you asking me?I went there to meet Mr Clarkson Roger.I'm losing money on this farm and I need more land.I want half Mrs Clarkson's garden.''You went into the kitchen.What did you do next?Can you remember?'Tom Briggs looked at Sergeant Foster and then back at Inspector Walsh.'I remember it very well.All the family were in the kitchen.Peter Hobbs was there,too.I talked to Roger.He wants his mother to sell the house.But he wants the land.He doesn't want me to have it.But now Mrs Clark-son is dead.What's going to happen now?'Inspector Walsh got up and took the picture of the girl from the table.'Who's this?'Tom's face went red.'Who?Oh!That's a friend.It's not…It was a long time ago.'The two detectives walked back to the Clarksons' house through the garden.It was beautiful,green and quiet.Inspector Walsh felt tired and hungry.Who killed Molly?He knew the answer now,but he needed to ask one or two more questions.'Let's go,Sergeant,'he said,and put on his hat again.'Tomorrow is a new day.'7 ChapterOn Monday morning Sergeant Foster went to Roger's office and asked some questions.And then he went to Albert's house and asked some more questions.Inspector Walsh sat in his office。

适合4年级的英语读物

适合4年级的英语读物

适合4年级的英语读物有很多,以下是一些建议:
1. 《快乐英语阅读》小学四年级第1卷(译林出版社):这套书籍以有趣的童话和故事为主,帮助孩子们在轻松愉快的氛围中学习英语。

2. 《Grimm’s Fairy Tales》(格林童话选,译林出版社):这本书收录了许多经典的格林童话故事,英汉对照,适合四年级学生阅读。

3. 《英语美文阅读》(三、四年级英语阅读理解20篇):这本书包含了20篇精彩的英语美文,可以提高学生的英语阅读能力和理解能力。

4. 《新概念英语》第一册:这套教材适合四年级学生,内容简短精悍、语言地道,有利于提高学生的英语水平。

5. 《牛津书虫系列》:这套书包括了许多适合四年级学生的读物,如《呼啸山庄》、《雾都孤儿》、《傲慢与偏见》等。

6. 《床头灯系列》:这套书籍包含了各种有趣的故事,适合四年级学生阅读。

7. 《英语沙龙》:这本书内容丰富多样,包括诗歌、剧本等,有助于提高学生的英语阅读兴趣。

8. 《妙语短篇》:这本书收录了许多精彩的英语小故事,适合四年级学生阅读。

以上书籍都可以帮助四年级学生在阅读过程中提高英语水平,增加词汇量和语法知识。

儿童读物英语

儿童读物英语

适合儿童的英语读物适合儿童的英语读物如下:1.《Charlotte's Web》简介:这是一本关于友谊、牺牲和生命意义的经典故事。

故事中的蜘蛛Charlotte用她的智慧和勇气帮助朋友Wilbur度过了生死关头。

2.《The Secret Garden》简介:一个关于希望、友谊和自然治愈的故事。

孤僻的Mary在神秘的秘密花园中找到了新的生活和友情。

3.《Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone》简介:这是哈利·波特系列的第一部,讲述了一个孤儿哈利如何在霍格沃茨魔法学校找到家,并揭露了伏地魔的阴谋。

4.《The Chronicles of Narnia》简介:这是一系列关于纳尼亚王国的奇幻故事。

孩子们通过一个神奇的衣柜进入这个充满魔法的世界,与各种奇妙的生物交朋友。

5.《The Cat in the Hat》简介:这是一个充满想象力的故事,主角是一个戴帽子的猫,他给孩子们带来了无尽的乐趣和惊喜。

6.《Where the Wild Things Are》简介:这是一个关于冒险和想象力的故事。

Max在一个荒野中遇到了各种奇特的野兽,并最终回到了家。

7.《The Giving Tree》简介:这是一个关于奉献和爱的故事。

一棵树为了满足一个小男孩的需求,不断地付出自己的一切,尽管男孩在成长过程中忽略了树的存在。

8.《The Velveteen Rabbit》简介:这是一个关于友情、成长和自我认知的故事。

一个玩具兔渴望变成真正的兔子,经历了一系列冒险后,最终找到了真正的自我。

9.《The Very Hungry Caterpillar》简介:这是一个关于食物和成长的故事。

一只饥饿的毛毛虫吃过了各种食物,最终变成了一只美丽的蝴蝶。

10.《Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?》简介:这是一本以动物为主题的认知读物,通过各种动物的描述和图片,帮助孩子们认识颜色、形状等基本概念。

零基础英语读物

零基础英语读物

零基础英语读物
对于零基础英语学习者,以下是一些适合阅读的英语读物推荐:
1. 《英语阅读参考手册》:这本书是一本英语阅读材料的选集,内容涵盖了各种主题,包括文化、历史、科学等。

这些文章的语言简单易懂,适合零基础英语学习者阅读。

2. 《英语阅读教程》:这是一套专门为英语初学者设计的阅读教程,包括初级、中级和高级三个级别。

这些教程中的文章内容丰富,语言简单易懂,适合零基础英语学习者逐步提高阅读能力。

3. 《英语初级读物》:这是一本专门为英语初学者编写的读物,内容包括了各种简单的英语故事、诗歌和散文等。

这些文章的语言简单易懂,适合零基础英语学习者阅读。

4. 《英语口语900 句》:这是一本英语口语学习的读物,内容包括了各种日常生活中的常用口语表达,如问候、点餐、问路等。

这些句子的语言简单易懂,适合零基础英语学习者练习口语。

5. 《英语小故事》:这是一本英语小故事的集合,内容包括了各种有趣的英语小故事,如动物故事、童话
故事等。

这些故事的语言简单易懂,适合零基础英语学习者提高阅读理解能力。

这些读物都适合零基础英语学习者阅读,可以帮助他们逐步提高英语阅读能力和理解能力。

英文课外读物

英文课外读物

英文课外读物
1. 《夏洛的网》(Charlotte's Web):“美国伟大的十部儿童文学名著”之一。

关于爱、友谊、生死,是一本读到流泪的“真正的书”。

2. 《狮子、女巫和魔衣橱》(The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe):叙述了四个在二次世界大战中逃难的英国学生在他们的逃难处,意外发现了一个神秘而充满魔力的衣柜的故事。

3. 《玛蒂尔达》(Matilda):世界奇幻文学大师的经典作品,一本孩子们不能不看的趣味童话故事。

4. 《查理和巧克力工厂》(Charlie and the Chocolate Factory):一本既写给孩子又写给大人的书。

5. 《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》(第9版):对于英语学习者来说,是一本非常有用的工具书。

6. 《朗文英语写作活用词典》(英汉双解):有助于提高英语写作能力。

7. 《牛津学术英语词典》:开创性的词典,对于深入学习英语词汇有很大帮助。

8. 《牛津3000词学习手册》:可以帮助学习者系统地学习和掌握牛津3000词。

9. 《牛津英语同义词学习词典》:全世界第一部学习型英语同义词词典,对于提高英语词汇能力有很大帮助。

10. 《薄冰高级英语语法》:著名语法学家薄冰先生编著,对于英语语法学习有很大帮助。

初中课外英语读物

初中课外英语读物

初中课外英语读物以下是一些适合初中生阅读的英语读物:1. “Harry Potter” series by J.K. Rowling:这是一部非常受欢迎的魔法小说系列,适合初中生的阅读水平。

2. “The Lord of the Rings” by J.R.R. Tolkien:这是一部经典的奇幻小说,故事情节丰富,语言优美,适合初中生阅读。

3. “The Chronicles of Narnia” by C.S. Lewis:这是一部经典的奇幻小说系列,故事中充满了魔法和冒险,语言简单易懂,适合初中生阅读。

4. “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins:这是一部非常受欢迎的科幻小说,故事情节紧凑,语言生动有力,适合初中生阅读。

5. “Twilight” series by Stephanie Meyer:这是一部流行的青春小说系列,故事中描述了浪漫和神秘的情感,语言简单易懂,适合初中生阅读。

6. “The Curious Incident of t he Dog in the Night-Time” by Mark Haddon:这是一部非常受欢迎的侦探小说,故事情节扣人心弦,语言生动有趣,适合初中生阅读。

7. “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” by Stephen Chbosky:这是一部描述青少年成长的青春小说,故事中充满了情感和思考,语言优美,适合初中生阅读。

8. “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee:这是一部经典的法庭戏小说,故事中探讨了种族、阶级和道德等社会问题,语言简练易懂,适合初中生阅读。

9. “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald:这是一部描述20世纪20年代美国的小说,故事中充满了爱情和幻灭,语言优美动人,适合初中生阅读。

10. “The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger:这是一部经典的青春小说,故事中描述了一个青少年对世界的不满和反抗,语言生动有力,适合初中生阅读。

英语4级 课外读物

英语4级 课外读物

对于英语四级考试,课外读物可以帮助学生提高英语阅读能力、扩展词汇量和增强语感。

以下是一些建议的英语四级课外读物:
1. 《新概念英语》-这是一套非常经典的英语教材,适合各个层次的学习者。

它包含了大量的文章和对话,可以有效地提高阅读和听力技能。

2. 《剑桥英语》-这是一套针对英语水平提高的教材,包含了大量的阅读材料,适合四级考试的学生。

3. 《牛津书虫》-这是一套分级读物,包含了各种类型的文章,适合不同水平的学习者。

它可以帮助学生提高阅读速度和理解能力。

4. 《英语沙龙》-这是一本杂志,包含了大量的阅读材料,包括新闻、故事和专栏文章,可以帮助学生提高阅读技能和了解时事。

5. 《疯狂英语》-这是一套针对英语学习者的教材,包含了大量的阅读和听力材料,可以帮助学生提高阅读和听力技能。

6. 《英语世界》-这是一本综合性的英语学习杂志,包含了大量的阅读材料,包括文章、故事和诗歌,可以帮助学生提高阅读技能和扩展词汇量。

7. 《英语学习》-这是一本针对英语学习者的杂志,包含了大量的阅读和听力材料,可以帮助学生提高阅读和听力技能。

8. 《英语阅读》-这是一本专门针对英语阅读的教材,包含了大量的阅读材料,可以帮助学生提高阅读技能和扩展词汇量。

这些课外读物都是非常适合四级考试的学生,它们可以帮助学生提高阅读技能、扩展词汇量和增强语感。

学生可以根据自己的水平和兴趣选择适合自己的读物。

国外英语读物 简单的

国外英语读物 简单的

国外英语读物简单的有:1."The Cat in the Hat" by Dr. Seuss:这是一本经典的儿童诗歌集,以富有节奏感的韵律和有趣的角色为特点。

这本书可以帮助读者提高英语阅读和词汇能力,同时享受阅读的乐趣。

2."Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White:这是一本著名的儿童小说,讲述了一只蜘蛛和一只猪之间的故事。

这本书的语言简单易懂,同时充满了幽默和感人的元素。

3."The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein:这是一本儿童图画书,讲述了一棵树无私地给予和牺牲的故事。

这本书的文字简单,插图生动,适合初级英语读者。

4."The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett:这是一本经典的儿童小说,讲述了一个关于友谊、自然和成长的故事。

这本书的语言简单,情节引人入胜,适合中级英语读者。

5."Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll:这是一本经典的儿童小说,以奇幻、迷幻的情节为特点。

这本书的语言简单,充满了想象力和幽默感,适合初级英语读者。

6."The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams:这是一本科幻小说,讲述了一个关于旅行、探险和宇宙的故事。

这本书的语言简单,充满了幽默和智慧,适合中级英语读者。

7."Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen:这是一本经典的小说,讲述了一个关于爱情、家庭和社会的故事。

这本书的语言简单,情节引人入胜,适合中级英语读者。

8."The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway:这是一本著名的小说,讲述了一个关于勇气、坚韧和孤独的故事。

英语读物

英语读物

根据别人的推荐,以及自己的阅读经历,可以推荐下面的英语读物:1.the notebook(恋恋笔记本)
故事很好,读起来很有共鸣,比较感性的女生会很容易哭,还被拍成了电影,不过还是挺老的了,用词之类的还是挺简单的。

2.哈利波特
大家都听说过的,超级经典的一套小说,又因为是更偏向于青少年的读物,大都是日常用语和魔法类的词汇,故事情节也吸引人,读起来有感觉,可以很好地锻炼自己的英语基础。

3.福尔摩斯集
小学时期最喜欢的读物,虽然读的是中文,但是后来深入学习了英语之后,开始接触英文版的福尔摩斯,还是那么的喜欢!词汇稍微有点难,但是不太影响情节,不难看懂。

此外,还有一些读过的,就不详细介绍了:
《简爱》,《傲慢与偏见》,《1984》,《追风筝的人》,《小王子》(超经典!),《萤火虫小巷》,《霍乱时期的爱情》(有一点长),《the great Gatsby》,《芒果街上的小屋》,《一辈子做女孩》,《橡树上的逃亡》,《夏洛特的网》
还有挺多的,网上也都可以搜到的~。

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英语读物第六篇Chapter6 结婚第一天,我们紧张的要死the first day of our marriage, we scared to deathThe first day of my marriage is scary. I think that we should all have two lines. One to live to make mistakes and then one to come back and do it again. You know, so you do n’t make mistakes. I mean because parents will not tell you things nobody ever tells you. Parents don’t want to sit down and really garb and say: Well now. This is what this is about and this is why we are doing this and this.---No! It is a big secret.Wh en I got married, I said to my father: “I am going to get married. Can you help me?”he said: “no.”I went to my mother and said: “I am going to get married, ma. Tell me something about it.”my mother said: “oh! That’s wonderful. Your father and I have never argued. And he’s just been wonderful all through life.” Which is a lie! Lie! I heard him in there. And I will tell you another thing. I will take your arm and rip it off and rarara…And now, in my marriage, my wife and I love each other. But I will tell you in a minute we’ve had some arguments. I mean, I have never punched her. And she has never punched me. But we have had some arguments. I called her some names that I was proud I even thought of. And my wife has run some of on me that I’ve written down, y eah, but nobody will tell you that. The only person who ever made an attempt was a priest.A priest! Said:“I will tell you about it,” I beg your pardon.Marriage, you can’t beat it. The first day we got married. Both of us were scared everything. When we got married, and went to a hotel room for our honey room. We just stared at each other, just sat on the edge of our bed with our clothes on, looking at each other. Then finally we got in the car and went to the drive-in and knew what to do.第五篇The Emotional Bank Account-- Secrets of Happy Familiesby Stephen R. CoveyThe Emotional Bank Account is like a financial bank account in one way: you can make "deposits" -- actions that build trust -- or you can make "withdrawals" that decrease it. It represents the quality of the relationship you have with other people. If you have a high balance, then communication is open and free.Let me share ideas for "deposits" you can make in your family:1. Cultivate Kindness / 培养爱心Many years ago I spent an evening out with two of my sons. In the middle of the movie, Sean, then four, fell asleep. His older brother Stephen, six, stayed awake, and we watched the rest of the movie together. When it was over, I carried Sean to the car. It was cold, so I took off my coat and gently put it over him. When we arrived home, I carried Sean in, then lay down next to Stephen to talk. Suddenly he asked, "Daddy, if I were cold, would you put your coat around me, too?"Of all the events of our night out together, the most important was a little act of kindness -- a showing of love to his brother.In relationships, the little things are the big things. They go a long way toward building trust and unconditional love. Just think about the impact in your family of using words of courtesy such as thank you and please. Or unexpected acts of service, such as taking children shopping for something that's important to them. Or finding little ways to express love, such as leaving a note in a lunch box or briefcase.2. Earn an "A" : apologize / 学会一个"A" : 即道歉Perhaps nothing tests our capacity to initiate change as much as saying "I'm sorry I embarrassed you in front of your friends. That was wrong of me.""Sweetheart, I apologize for cutting you off. I was so rude. Please forgive me."Sometimes apologizing is incredibly hard, but the effort says, "Our relationship is very important to me." And that kind of communication builds the Emotional Bank Account.3. Learn loyalty / 学会忠诚Next to apologizing, one of the most important deposits a person can make is to be loyal to family members when they are not present.In other words, talk about others as if they were there. That doesn't mean you're unaware of their weaknesses. It means, rather, that you focus on the positive --and that if you do talk about weaknesses, you do it in such a way that you wouldn't be ashamed to have the person overhear it.A friend had an 18-year-old son whose habits annoyed his brothers and sisters. When the boy wasn't there, the family often talked about him. At one point, this friend decided to follow the principle of being loyal to those not present. When such conversations developed, he gently interrupted and said something good that he had observed his son doing. Soon the conversation would shift to more interesting subjects.Our friend said he soon felt that the others began to connect with this principle of family loyalty. They realized that he'd also defend them if they were not present. And in some unexplainable manner -- perhaps because he started seeing his son differently -- this change improved his Emotional Bank Account.4. Make -- and keep -- promises / 做出承诺并兑现Over the years people have asked if I had one simple idea that would help others cope with problem, seize opportunities and make their lives successful. I gave a four-word answer: "make and keep promises."My daughter, Cynthia, recalls something that happened when she was 12 years old: Dad promised to take me with him on a business trip to San Francisco. We talked about the trip for months. After his meeting, we planned to take a cab to Chinatown and have our favorite food and see a movie, I was dying with expectation.""The day finally arrived. The hours dragged by as I waited for Dad to finish work. At about 6:30, he arrived with an influential business acquaintance who wanted to take us to dinner. My disappointment was bigger than life.""I will never forget Dad saying to him,'I'd love to see you, but this is a special time with my girl. We've got it planned to the minute.' We did everything. That was just about the happiest time of my life. I don't think any young girl ever loved her father as much as I loved mine that night."I'm convinced that you would be hard pressed to come up with a deposit that has more impact in the family than making and keeping promises.5. Don't forget to forgive / 记住要宽恕别人For many, the ultimate deposit to the Emotional Bank Account comes in forgiving.When you forgive, you open the channels for trust and unconditional love. You cleanse your heart. You also remove a major obstacle that keeps others from changing --because when you don't forgive, you put yourself between people and their conscience. Instead of spending their energy on work with their own conscience, they spend it defending and justifying their behavior to you.In everything you do for your family, keep in mind the miracle of the Chinese bamboo. After the seed is planted, new, taller shoots appear until the bamboo reaches full height. But the most dramatic growth is underground, where the roots grow very strong. With this support, the bamboo can reach a height of 120 feet!The Emotional Bank Account can be like that. As you begin to make deposits, you may see positive results immediately. More often it will take weeks, months, even years. But results will come, and you will be astonished at the change.第七篇Dance like no one is watching 起舞吧,就像根本无人观望We always convince ourselves that life will be better after we get married, have a baby, then another. Then we are frustrated that the kids aren't old enough and we'll be more content when they are. After that we're frustrated that we have teenagers to deal with. We will certainly be happy when they are out of that stage.We always tell ourselves that our life will be complete when our spouse gets his or her act together, when we get a nicer car,and are able to go on a nice vacation, when we retire. The truth is, there's no better time than right now. If not now, when? Our life will always be filled with challenges. It's best to admit this to ourselves and decide to be happy anyway.One of my favorite quotes comes from Alfred Souza. He said, "For a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to begin--real life. But there was always some obstacle in the way, something to be gotten through first, some unfinished business, time still to be served, a debt to be paid. Then life would begin. At last it dawned on me that these obstacles were my life." This perspective has helped me to see that there is no way to happiness. Happiness is the way. So, treasure every moment that you have. And remember that you have. And remember that time waits for no one. So stop waiting until you finish school, until you go back to school; until you get married, until you get divorced; until you have kids, until your kids leave home; until you start work, until you retire; until you get a new car or home; until spring; until you are born again to decide that there is no better time than right now to be happy…Happiness is a journey, not a destination. So, work like you don't need money, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one's watching.后记:第8篇Track 08 I will leave with youThere was a rich merchant who had four wives. He loved the fourth wife the most, and adorned her with rich robes and treated her to delicacies. He toke great care of her and gave her nothing but the best.She also loved the third wife very much. He is very proud of her and always wanted to show her off to his friends. However, the merchant was always in great fear that she might run away with some other men.He, too, loved his second wife. She was a very considerate person, always patient. And in fact, was the merchant’s confidante. Whenever the merchant faced some problems, she always turned to his second wife. And she always helped them out tide him through the difficult times.Now the merchant’s first wife was a very loyal partner, and has made great contributions in maintaining his wealth and business, as well as taking care of his household. However, the merchant did not love the first wife and although she loved him deeply, he hardly took notice of her.One day, the merchant felt ill. Before long, he knew that he was going to die soon. He though of his luxurious life and told himself: “now I have four wi ves with me. But when I die, I will be alone. How lonely I’ll be!”Thus he asked the fourth wife: “I love you most, endowed you with the finest clothing, and show great care over you. Now that I am dying, would you follow me and keep me company?”“No way!” replied the fourth wife and she walked away without another word. The answer cut like a sharp knife and right into the merchant’s heart.The sad merchant then asked the third wife: “I have loved you so much for all my life. Now that I am dying, will yo u follow me and keep me company?”“No!” replied the third wife, “life is so good over here, I am going to remarry when you die.” The merchant’s heart sank and turned cold.Then, he asked the second wife: “I always turn to you for help. You have always he lped me out. Now I need your help again. When I die, will you follow me and keep me company?”“I am sorry. I can not help you out this time.” Reply the second wife, “at the very most, I can only send you to your grave.”The answer came like a bolt of lighting and the merchant was devastated.Then a voice called out: “I will leave with you. I will follow you no matter where you go.” Themerchant looked up and there was his first wife. She was so skinning, almost as she suffered from malnutrition. Greatly grieved, the merchant said: “I should have taken much better care of you while I could have.”Actually, we all have four wives in our lives.A: the fourth wife is our body. No matter how much time and effort we lavish in making it look good, it’ll leave us when we die.B: our third wife, our possession, status and wealth. When we die, they all go to others.C the second wife is our family and friends. No matter how close they have been there for us when we alive. The furthest they can stay by us is up to the grave.D the first wife is in fact our soul, often neglected in our pursuer of material, wealth and sensual pleasure. Guess what? It is actually the only thing that follows us wherever we go. Perhaps it is a good idea to cultivate and strength it no w rather than to wait until we’re on our deathbed to lament9It scores one point 一朵玫瑰=一个月的房租A man thinks he scores high with a woman when he does something very big for her, like buying her a new car or taking her on vacation. He assumes he scores less when he does something small, like opening the car door, buying her a flower or giving her a hug. Based on this kind of score keeping, he believes he will fulfill her best by focusing his time, energy and attention into doing something large for her. This formula, however, doesn't work because women keep a score differently. When a woman keeps a score, no matter how big or small a gift of love is, it scores one point; each gift has an equal value; its size doesn't matter; it gets the point. A man, however, thinks he scores one point for a small gift and thirty points for a big gift since he doesn't understand a woman keeps a score differently. He naturally focuses his energy into one or two big gifts. Man does realize that to a woman the little gift is just as important as the big things. In the other word, to a woman, a single rose gets as many points as paying the rents on time. Without understanding this basic difference in score keeping, man and woman are continually frustrated and disappointed in their relationships.。

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