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大学英语综合教程2作文

大学英语综合教程2作文

大学英语综合教程2作文Today, I want to talk about something that has always fascinated me – the power of language. You know, sometimes I find myself marveling at how words can evoke emotions, create images, and even change perspectives.Just imagine, with a few well-chosen words, you cantell a story that captivates someone's attention. Or, with a simple phrase, you can make someone laugh or cry. Language is like a magic wand that can cast spells on people's hearts and minds.But it's not just about emotions. Language is also a tool for understanding and communication. Through language, we can share our thoughts, ideas, and experiences with others. We can learn about different cultures and perspectives, and broaden our horizons.And that's why I love learning new languages. Every time I learn a new word or phrase, it feels like I'munlocking a new door to a different world. I get to see things through a different lens, and that's incredibly exciting.So, whether you're a native speaker or learning a new language, appreciate the power of words. Use them to express yourself, connect with others, and explore the world. Because, at。

英语二历年作文范文(建议24篇)

英语二历年作文范文(建议24篇)

英语二历年作文范文(优选24篇)The map shows the wall running from jiayu pass of gansu province to shanhai pass of hebei province.Representative sections of the great wall built in ming times are situated near shanhai pass, gubeikou and juyong pass.英语二历年作文范文第4篇英语二历年作文范文第13篇My grandfather is quiet, when people ask him questions, he always answer them with few words. Though my grandfather is wordless, he loves me so much. When I ask him to buy me the toys, he never hesitates, he will buy them for me. Every time when I think about it, I feel so moved, now winter holiday comes, I will go back to hometown and visit him.英语二历年作文范文第14篇再重复一下作文,推荐在平时的复习中一边背单词一边整理的高级词汇、金句和词组等,在阅读时也可以多多整理。

最后结合模板背诵会比较有效果。

同时,也要给自己限时练习,多写一些,不能眼高手低。

把自己的文章和例文对照,将例文好的地方抄下来再背诵,一开始自己写肯定比较痛苦,但到后来会越来越容易。

也可以关注何凯文、王江涛等老师,他们的名气也不是白白来的。

这个时间段是考研的疲劳期,有人会抱怨学不进去,甚至有人放弃考研,因此,在这个时侯你更要坚持顶住!给大家的建议是把你做过十几遍甚至几十遍的考研真题再拿出来,每一套题都仔仔细细地再看一遍,再揣摩一边,把你大半年来总结的做题技巧和考研真题仔细磨合一下,这个过程正是你举一反三,对你的答题技巧思路做最后系统整理的关键一步,经过这样一次洗礼之后,相信你的英语成绩会达到质的飞跃。

新一代大学英语综合教程2作文范文

新一代大学英语综合教程2作文范文

新一代大学英语综合教程2作文范文全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1My Awesome Summer Vacation!Hi there! My name is Tommy and I'm 10 years old. I just had the best summer vacation ever and I can't wait to tell you all about it!It all started on the last day of school. I was so excited when the final bell rang because that meant no more homework, no more tests, and no more waking up super early for three whole months! My parents had planned a really cool summer for our family and I could hardly wait.The first stop on our summer adventure was a road trip to the Grand Canyon. Have you ever been there before? It's this huge, ginormous hole in the ground that just seems to go on forever! My dad said it was made by a powerful river over millions of years, but I think a giant monster dug it out with its massive claws. That just seems way more exciting, don't you think?We went hiking along the rim trails and I got to see lots of cute little critters like squirrels and chipmunks scampering around. My little sister Sarah wasn't too happy about all the walking, but I loved every second of it. The views were just breathtaking! I'll never forget the first time I looked out over the canyon's vast expanse. It felt like I was staring at another world.After a few days of hiking and camping, we hit the road again. This time, our destination was San Diego where we visited the world-famous San Diego Zoo! They had every kind of animal you can imagine there - lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, you name it. My favorite part was definitely the panda bears. They're just so chunky and adorable as they munch away on bamboo all day. I probably took about a million pictures of them on my mom's phone.The zoo also had this crazy cool 4D theater where they show nature movies with smells, wind, and water effects. We watched one about the deep ocean and I swear I could actually smell the salty sea air! The 3D glasses made everything seem so real too. At one point, a great white shark swam right towards us and I may have screamed just a little bit. What can I say? Those things are terrifying!After San Diego, we drove up the coast to Los Angeles. That's where all the movie stars and celebrities live, you know. We did all the typical tourist stuff there - walked along the Hollywood Walk of Fame, visited the Chinese Theater, that kind of thing. The best part though was taking a tour of a real working movie studio!We got to go on actual sets and sound stages where they film TV shows and movies. It was so cool seeing all the props, cameras, lights, and backdrops up close. Our tour guide even let me operate one of the huge cameras - under very careful supervision of course. Maybe I'll grow up to be a famous movie director one day. "Lights, camera, action!" That's what I'll yell on my film sets.Believe it or not, that was just the first half of our awesome summer road trip! We still had more adventures to come in San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver. But I'm running out of room here so I'll have to tell you all about those another time.This was seriously the most fun I've ever had on summer vacation. I got to see so many new sights, try different foods, and just spend quality time with my family. School can be stressful with all the homework and tests, so it was really nice to take abreak and just be a kid again. I made so many wonderful memories that I'll cherish forever.Well, that's all for now. Thanks for reading about my epic summer travels! I just got the school supply lists for 5th grade and I'm actually kind of excited to start a new year. But you can bet I'll be counting down the days until next summer when I get to go on another adventure!篇2My Life as an Elementary School StudentHello everyone! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I'm in the 5th grade at Oakwood Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my life as an elementary school student. Being a kid in elementary school is a lot of fun, but it's also a lot of hard work too!I wake up at 6:30am every morning because I have to be at school by 8am. My mom makes me breakfast, which is usually cereal or oatmeal with fruit. I don't like eating too much in the mornings because it makes my tummy feel funny. After breakfast, I brush my teeth, get dressed in my school uniform, and put on my backpack. My backpack is really heavy because I have to carry a lot of books and supplies to school.The school bus picks me up at 7:30am. I don't live too far from my school so the bus ride isn't too long, which is good because some of the kids on the bus can be really noisy and annoying in the mornings. I just listen to music on my headphones to block out their silliness. When we get to school at 7:50am, we all line up by classroom and wait for the bell to ring at 8am.My first class of the day is math. I really like math becauseI'm good at it and I find the problems fun to solve. We learn things like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, and algebra. Sometimes we use manipulatives like counting blocks to help us learn the concepts. Other times we just work out of our math textbooks. We usually have a quiz or test in math once a week.After math, we have English language arts. This is where we learn reading, writing, grammar, spelling, and vocabulary. We read lots of different books, poems, and short stories in ELA class. We also do writing exercises and work on building our writing skills. I love creative writing and making up silly stories. Spelling is probably my worst subject though – some of those words are super hard to spell!Science and social studies are two other core classes we have. In science, we learn about things like biology, earth science, chemistry, and physics through hands-on activities and experiments. Social studies covers history, geography, government, economics, and cultural studies. We get to learn about ancient civilizations, explorers, presidents, countries around the world, and more. I really enjoy these classes because I find the topics fascinating and the activities are always engaging.We also have "specials" classes like art, music, P.E., computer lab, and library time once or twice a week. These are my favorite times because they allow me to explore different interests beyond the core subjects. In art, we do all sorts of projects like painting, drawing, sculpting, etc. Music class has us singing songs and even learning simple instruments. P.E. gets us moving and active through games and fitness activities. Computer lab teaches us typing, coding, and how to use basic programs. And library is a chance for me to check out new books to read for fun.Around 11:30am we have a break for lunch and recess. Lunch is only 20 minutes, which doesn't seem like a lot of time but it actually works out fine. We can either buy a hot lunch tray in the cafeteria or bring a packed lunch from home. My favorite hot lunch is pizza day! Recess is 30 minutes and it's a nice chanceto run around and get some free play and exercise after sitting in classes all morning.The afternoon is pretty similar to the morning routine with more core classes and specials. School lets out at 3pm. Some kids go home right after school, but many of us stay forafter-school activities until 5pm or so. I'm in the school orchestra this year, so I have practice twice a week until 4:30pm. Other kids do sports teams, homework clubs, art programs, and all sorts of other fun activities.Once I get home from school around 5 or 5:30pm, I have a snack and then start my homework. I usually have math or ELA homework every night, plus assignments from science and social studies a few times a week. Homework can take me anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to complete, depending on how much we have that day. After homework, my family eats dinner together around 6:30pm.In the evenings, I have a little bit of free time before my 8pm bedtime. I like to play outside, read books, or play video games to unwind after a long day. Sometimes I also have activities in the evenings like dance class, youth group meetings, or sports practices too. I always go to bed a little later on the weekends –yay for sleeping in! Weekends are my chance to relax, have fun,spend time with friends and family, and recharge for the next school week.Being an elementary school kid is pretty busy between all my classes, homework, activities, and responsibilities at home.篇3My Life as a Little KidHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm 8 years old. I'm in the 3rd grade at Sunny Valley Elementary School. Today, I'm going to tell you all about my life as a little kid.School DaysI wake up really early every morning, around 6 o'clock, because my school starts at 8 am. My mom makes me a yummy breakfast, like pancakes or oatmeal. Then I get dressed in my school uniform - a white shirt, navy blue pants, and black shoes. I grab my backpack and lunchbox, and my dad drives me to school.School is okay, I guess. I like seeing my friends and playing at recess. But I don't like sitting at my desk all day. My favorite subjects are art and P.E. because we get to do fun stuff. Math ishard and boring. I hate when the teacher makes us do lots of worksheets and homework.After school, I go to an after-school program until my parents get off work. We play games, do crafts, and have snacks. Sometimes I have soccer practice too. I'm on a team called the Thunderbolts!Weekends and HolidaysWeekends are the best! I get to sleep in late and watch cartoons in my pajamas. My parents take me to the park or the children's museum. Sometimes we go on little trips, like to the beach or the mountains. I love building sandcastles and going hiking to look for cool rocks and bugs.Holidays are super fun too. On Halloween, I get to dress up in a costume and go trick-or-treating for candy! For Christmas, we put up a big tree with lights and ornaments. Santa brings me lots of awesome toys. Easter is nice because we dye eggs bright colors and the Easter Bunny hides them for me to find. Summertime means no school and lots of swimming at the pool or beach.My Family and FriendsI live with my mom, dad, and little sister Emily. She's 5 and really annoying sometimes! But I still love her. We like to play pretend games and have tea parties together. My grandparents live close by too. Grandpa takes me fishing at the lake. Grandma teaches me how to bake yummy cookies.I have a best friend named Kyle who lives next door. We've known each other since we were babies! We're in the same class at school. Kyle and I like riding our bikes around the neighborhood and playing video games at each other's houses. Sometimes we have sleepovers and stay up all night watching movies and telling scary stories.My Favorite ThingsA few of my favorite things are ice cream (chocolate is the best flavor!), playing outside, reading comic books, and my stuffed teddy bear Mr. Snuggles. I take Mr. Snuggles everywhere with me. He's super soft and cuddly.One of the coolest things I got to do recently was go to Disneyland! We went on all the rides and got to meet Mickey Mouse. I had the most amazing time. I can't wait to go back someday.Well, that's my life in a nutshell. Being a kid is pretty great - we get to have fun, use our imaginations, and not worry too much about boring grown-up stuff. Sure, school can be a drag sometimes. But overall, I really enjoy being a little kid. I don't want to grow up too fast!篇4My Big Book Of English Fun!Hi there! My name is Lily and I'm 8 years old. I love learning new things, especially English! I just got the brand new "Next Generation Comprehensive English Textbook 2" and I'm super excited to tell you all about it.First of all, the book is huge! It's almost as big as me. But that just means it's packed with all kinds of awesome stuff to help kids like me learn English. The cover is really colorful with lots of fun pictures of kids playing, reading, and using computers and tablets. It looks like a big book of adventures!When you open it up, the first thing you see is the adorable English mascot characters. There's Freddy the fox who loves reading, Sammy the squirrel who's a math whiz, and Polly the parrot who can speak lots of languages! They introduce eachnew unit and subject. Having friendly animal guides makes learning feel like a journey through an enchanted forest.The book has units on all the essential English skills - reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary. But it teaches them in such an engaging way with cool games, activities, songs, and stories. Everything is very interactive with flaps to lift, pictures to color, stickers to collect, and even augmented reality apps to download!For reading, there are narrative stories following the adventures of Freddy, Sammy, and Polly. The stories are exciting mysteries or fantasies filled with magic and mischief. As you read along, you learn new vocabulary words which are highlighted and defined in fun fact boxes. After each chapter, there are reading comprehension questions to test your understanding. You can also scan the AR codes to have the story come alive in 3D animation - it's like stepping inside the book!For writing skills, the book starts you off with basic sentence structure using the "sentence stacker" - sort of like building with vocabulary LEGOs. As you progress, there are creative writing prompts like "If you had a superhero power, what would it be?" and guided journals where you can write and illustrate your own stories about going on adventures with Freddy and his friends.The best part is being able to share your work online and get feedback from other kids around the world!Listening and speaking is covered with audio recordings, videos, tongue twisters, and role-playing skits. My favorite is the "Diner Drama" where you pretend to be servers and customers ordering crazy meals like "one jumbo jalapeño jellyfish jumble!" It's hilarious practicing pronunciation and communication. You can also video chat with AI tutors who will have natural conversations with you about any topic.Oh and don't get me started on all the incredible grammar games! The infinite goofy grammar gorilla teaches you parts of speech by zapping nouns into verbs and adjectives into adverbs in a laser light show. There are mad lib stories to fill in the blanks, grammar gameshows, and epic rpg quests where slaying the syntax serpent earns you experience points. Even the dreaded grammar lessons are an absolute blast!For vocabulary, you get to go on word hunts and safaris where you capture rare word species in the wild. New words hatch from eggs, and the goal is to have your vocab critter collection evolve into the ultimate Encyclopedon! You can battle other players' vocabularies in epic rap battles too. There are somany cool mini-games and apps for learning new words in context and committing them to memory.And that's just the beginning! The book also has units on literature, poetry, research, debating, public speaking, writing genres like essays and stories, and even early coding and programming. Every section is jam-packed with videos, illustrations, hands-on activities, and real kid examples. It's designed to make us love learning English while building every essential skill.What I love most though is how the book celebrates diversity and global perspectives. The stories and examples feature kids from all around the world. You learn about different cultures, traditions, and ways of life through their eyes. There are pen pal units for writing to students in other countries. And the activities encourage us to explore our own identities, communities, and heritage too. English isn't just a subject, it's a tool for cross-cultural understanding and bringing people together!I could go on and on about all the amazing features, but I don't want to spoil all the fun surprises. Just trust me when I say this is THE book for making English feel like one big adventure. I'm learning so much while hardly realizing it because everythingis a game, story, or epic quest. Thank you to all the authors and developers who created such an incredible resource to help kids like me become English super stars! I can't wait to dive in and level up my English skills to the max. Who's ready to join me? Game on!篇5My Life as a KidHi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. I'm gonna tell you all about my life as a kid. It's pretty fun being a kid, but also kind of hard sometimes.I live with my mom, dad, and little sister Suzy who is 5. We live in a big house with a yard that has a swing set and a trampoline. In the summers we have a little pool too! My dad works at an office downtown, but I'm not really sure what he does there. My mom takes care of me and Suzy at home.Every morning, my mom wakes me up for school. I don't like getting up early, but she makes me. We eat breakfast together, usually cereal or pancakes. My favorite is the chocolate chip pancakes! Then I get my backpack ready and mom drives me to school.At school, my favorite classes are art and gym. In art, we get to paint pictures and make clay sculptures. I'm really good at drawing animals. In gym, we play all kinds of sports and run around. Kickball is probably my favorite gym game. We also have music class where we sing songs and play instruments like the xylophone.The hardest classes are math and reading. Math is so boring with all the numbers and stuff. I just can't memorize all those multiplication tables! Reading is hard too because I'm a really slow reader. I get frustrated when I can't sound out the words. My teacher is really nice though and helps me a lot.For lunch at school, they have decent food I guess. My favorite is pizza day on Fridays. But I really don't like the mystery meat they serve sometimes. It looks so gross! I usually just get the peanut butter and jelly sandwich instead.After school, my mom picks me up and we go home. I like to play outside on the swing set or trampoline. Suzy and I also like playing make-believe games where we pretend to be superheroes or explorers. Sometimes my friends from down the street come over too and we all play together.In the evenings, we eat dinner as a family. My mom makes good food like spaghetti, tacos, or chicken nuggets. I'm not apicky eater really. After dinner, I take a bath and then watch a little TV before bedtime. My favorite shows are the silly cartoons.On weekends, we get to stay up later and have fun days. Sometimes we go to the park or pool if it's summertime. Other times we have movie nights at home with popcorn and candy. I love watching the funny silly movies best. My parents also make me do chores like cleaning my room, helping with yard work, or taking out the trash.Overall, I have a pretty good life I think! Being a kid can be hard with all the school work. But it's also really fun getting to play all day, eat yummy snacks, and just be a kid without too many responsibilities. I don't have to stress about work or paying bills like my parents do. I just get to be silly, use my imagination, and have a good time!I can't wait to get older and go to middle school though. Then I'll get to changeWclasses, join clubs, and be more independent. I'll probably feel "so cool" too, just like my older cousins say. But I'm in no hurry to grow up too fast. I'm happy being a kid for now!That's my life story so far. It's been pretty awesome being an 8-year-old kid. I'm sure things will only get better and moreexciting as I get older. But I'll always look back fondly on these nice childhood days. Thanks for reading all about me! Stay cool!篇6My Life as a KidHi there! My name is Emma and I'm a 10-year-old kid going into the 5th grade. I live with my mom, dad, and little brother Timmy who is 7 in a pretty normal house in the suburbs. I thought I'd tell you all about what my life is like as a kid these days!Let me start by telling you about my family. My mom works at a big office downtown as some kind of manager. I'm not totally sure what she does but I know she has to go to lots of meetings and is always sending emails on her laptop and phone. My dad is a teacher at the middle school in our town. He seems to really like his job because he's always coming home with fun stories about the crazy things the students did that day.Timmy is kind of annoying like most little brothers, but we still have fun playing together sometimes. We like building fortresses out of couch cushions and shooting nerf guns at each other. He's super into dinosaurs right now and is always makingme watch dino documentaries with him. I have to admit though, the dinosaurs are pretty cool!Now let me tell you aboutschool. I go to Oakwood Elementary which is just a few blocks from our house. I wake up at 6:30am every morning, eat a bowlful of sugary cereal, then take the bus to school at 7:45. My favorite subjects are art and gym because they're the most fun. Art is cool because we get to do lots of different projects like painting, sculpting with clay, drawing, and more. In gym class we play all the classic games like dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, and my personal favorite - basketball!I'm on the school basketball team and we're pretty good. We made it to the championship game last season but ended up losing by just a few points. Still, I was really proud of how hard we played. Math and reading/writing are okay I guess, but they can be kind of boring. History is probably my least favorite subject because I just have a hard time paying attention to all the dates and names and stuff. Who cares what happened hundreds of years ago anyway?At recess and lunch, I hang out with my best friends Grace, Sophia and Ava. We'll usually go over to the playground and spend most of the time on the swings and monkey bars.Sometimes we make up games or do handstands and cartwheels to see who is the most flexible. We also like trading snacks from our lunchboxes. Grace always has the best chips and fruit snacks!After school, I either go home or to my grandma's house if my parents are still at work. Grandma gives me and Timmy snacks like cookies or apple slices then we play outside or watch a movie if it's raining. When my parents get home from work, my dad usually takes me and Timmy to the park to run around for a while. Then we head home for dinner which is my favorite meal of the day. My mom is such an amazing cook! Her spaghetti and meatballs are the best.On the weekends, we like having family fun days. Sometimes we'll go to a water park or amusement park. Other times we'll just have a picnic at the park and play frisbee or kickball as a family. My parents try to plan fun activities to do together since the weekdays are so busy with work and school.I also attend a lot of my friends' birthday parties on the weekends. Parties are the best because you get to do fun activities, play games, eat yummy treats like pizza and cake, and get presents! For my last birthday, we had a huge trampoline park party and I got lots of cool gifts like art supplies, books, and new basketball gear. Birthdays are seriously the greatest as a kid.Well, that's pretty much what my life is like right now as an outgoing, sporty, artistic 10-year-old girl! Of course, I love getting out of school for summer and winter breaks. Summer is the BEST because we can sleep in late, swim every day, go on vacation, and pretty much just have months of freedom and fun.Being a kid is awesome and I never want to grow up! We still have so much fun and so little responsibility. Sure, we have to go to school and listen to our parents' rules, but other than that, we can just spend our days playing, being creative, spending time with friends, and doing whatever activities we enjoy the most. Kids don't have to worry about things like bills, jobs, or other grown-up stresses. Our biggest concerns are what video game to play next or what toy to ask for on our birthday. Seems pretty great to me!Well, that's all I've got for you on my life as a kid. I'm sure things will change a lot once I become a teenager and then an adult, but for now, I'm just gonna keep being a silly, carefree, energetic 10-year-old taking it one fun-filled day at a time. Thanks for reading all about my life! Being a kid rules!。

综合英语2作文范文

综合英语2作文范文

综合英语2作文范文English:In today's interconnected world, learning a second language has become increasingly important. Firstly, it enhances communication skills, enabling individuals to interact with people from different linguistic backgrounds, fostering understanding and cooperation. Additionally, it opens up opportunities for personal and professional growth by broadening one's cultural horizons and facilitating access to a wider range of information and resources. Moreover, mastering a second language can boost cognitive abilities, improving memory, problem-solving, and multitasking skills. Furthermore, in a globalized economy, proficiency in a second language is highly valued by employers, increasing employability and career prospects. Overall, learning a second language is not merely a skill but a gateway to broader perspectives, enhanced communication, and enriched personal and professional experiences.中文翻译:在当今日益互联的世界中,学习第二语言变得愈发重要。

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综合英语二 作文供参考 writing

Explain culture shock and the four stages of adjustment with the help of the following outline. The honeymoonThe crisisThe recoveryThe adjustmentCulture shock is the feeling of confusion and anxiety that people get when they visit a foreign country or a place that is very different from the one they are used to. These people usually go through four stages before they feel at home in the new place. When they first arrive, everything seems marvelous and they feel excited. However, when the exciting days of the honeymoon stage are over, they become homesick. If these people take a realistic attitude towards the new experience and stick with it, they gradually learn about the system, customs and the language of the place. Then they move from the recovery stage into that of adjustment, in which they have learned enough of the language to communicate with the local people and they become well adapted to the new environment.According to the author of “ Are you give your kids too much”, what is the right attitude parents should take when denying children’s excessive requests? You should follow the outline given below:The right attitudeThe importance of itChildren’s response to itWhen denying children’s excessive requests, parents should overcome their feelings of guilt and give a prompt and definite response.A hesitation in a response signals parents’ inner conflict. When children detect it , they may keep arguing and pestering, hoping to get what they want, On the contrary, confident and certain tone shows children that parents firmly believe what they say, and children tend to abide by it. Actually, children really want their parents to be in control and act with conviction in a kind way.Even when parents adopt this new attitude, for a while, children may still apply the old pressures that used to work so well. Parents should not expect a sudden change, As far as parents persist in denying their children’s excessive requests in a firm way and accepting occasional slips with the change, children may gradually make improvement and learn to respect parents’ decision.How did Cliff Evan’s death affect Jean E. Mizer, one of his teachers and the writers of “ Cipher in the Snow”What she was asked to do after Cliff Evan’s deathWhat she found about Cliff EvansWhat resolution she madeThe day Cliff Evans died, Jean Mizer was to go and inform his family of the news, to close his file and write his obituary for the school paper,In the course, she found Cliff’s stepfather didn’t like the boy, and that he was a quiet and lonelyboy at home. At school, from the third grade on, he made poor grades, and his teachers believed that he was a slow learner and uncooperative student. Besides, Cliff was never involved in school activities, and he had no friends. Mizer realized that Cliff had been a lonely and unhappy boy who had nothing to live for and had given up striving for anything, She also concluded that school had made what he was.Throughout Cliff’s funeral, Mizer felt sad. Then and there, she made up her mind that she would never allow a single student of hers to think himself/herself into a failure as Cliff’s had done.Why is bribery so widespread?Bribery is widespread because there are many different purposes behind bribing and bribe-taking, The first category consists of substantial payments made for political purposes or to secure major contracts. Sometimes, in order to secure arms sales or major contracts, people also pay more money to ruling families and the close advisers. The second category covers payments made to obtain quicker official approval of some project, to speed up the wheels of bureaucracy. The third category involves payments made in countries where it is traditional to pay people to facilitate the passage of a business deal.As we can see, in most occasions, people have to bribe, otherwise their career will always be put in a les advantageous position. So people have to do that, therefore, bribery is everywhere.Why parents overindulge their children?There are several reasons to explain why parents overindulge their children. One fairly common reason is that parents overindulge their children out of a sense of guilt. Parents who both hold down full-time jobs may feel guilty about the amount of time they spend away from their children and may attempt to compensate by showering them with material possessions. Other parents overindulge because they want they children to have everything they had while growing up, along with those things the parents yearned for but didn’t get, Still others are afraid to say no to their children’s endless requests for toys for fear that their children will feel unloved or will be ridiculed if they don’t have the same playthings their friends have.How time is regarded and treated in the United States?Americans believe no one can stand still,. If you are not moving ahead, you are falling behind. This attitude results in a nation of people committed to researching, experimenting and exploring. So Americans save time carefully and they are slaves to nothing but the clock. The treat time as if it were something almost tangible. The budget it, save it, waste it, steal it, kill it, cut it, account for it, but also charge for it.They think time is a precious commodity. Many people have a rather acute sense of the shortness of each lifetime. Once the stands have run out of a person’s hours glass. They can not be replaced. They want every minute to count.The story “ Who shall Dwell”, how did the father ‘s attitude towards the neighbours change? What brought about the change?When the bomb alert came, the father was clear that he had built the shelter for his own family, and that he would not let anybody else in. So when his neighbours came and asked to share the shelter he rejected them flatly. When a mother begged him to take her little girl in, he did notknow what to do. At that moment his wife dashed outside and pushed the girl in. Her act set him thinking hard. Just a moment before the first bomb struck he made a big decision. After giving his elder son a few instructions, he stepped out and shoved two children into the shelter. He stood beside his wife, ready to spend the last minute with her.His change seemed sudden, but was actually quite natural. He loved his children, so he was greatly affected by the mother’s plea and gave the chance of survival to the two children. Also his love for his wife led him to follow her example.What are those things Mr, Peale suggests to people to improve their manners?First, by practicing courtesy, The second is to think in a courteous way. Finally, you must be able to accept courtesy, receive it gladly, rejoice when it comes your way.Of the things Carl Sagan wished he had learned in high school. I think that “ Don’t be afraid to ask stupid question and Everyone makes mistakes” are more important than others.If we are eager to learn, we are sure to find a lot of things we don’t understand. Asking questions is a way of learning. Questions that are regarded as stupid may be intelligent and profound ones. They may bead to important discoveries, and while trying to get answers we may gain insights into matters of importance.It is also important to know that our understanding is limited and that we can’t avoid making mistakes. What is important is to learn from our mistakes. In other words, we must think hard and try to find out why we make mistakes so that we will not make the same or similar mistakes again. This thinking process is an important aspect of learning.There are three distinctions between heroes or heroines and celebrities. The distinctions are classified on the bases of quality, origin and social effect.First, Heroes or heroines are men and women distinguished by uncommon courage, achievements, and self-sacrifice for the benefit of others. They are famous for their enduring achievements, Celebrities are people well-known for their well-knownness, who become famous because of much publicity and not for any enduring achievements.Second, to become a hero and heroine, one needs accomplishment; to become a celebrity, one needs luck. Heroes and Heroines are distinguished by their accomplishment; celebrities by their image or trademark. Heroes and Heroines create themselves. Celebrities are created by the media. Heroes and Heroines are big men and women, and celebrities are big name.Third, heroes and heroines inspire respect. They are people against whom we measure others. Celebrities inspire envy.Except for the attention celebrities get from the media, they are exactly like common people.What do you think is the most admirable quality of the old woman in the text “The washwoman”Name this qualityGive an example or examples to show she possessed this qualityGive a brief comment on this qualifyThe old washwoman had a very strong sense of duty. Every piece of laundry she did was clean and neatly ironed. One harsh winter, she felt ill after she collected a great deal of laundry. She was to sick that a doctor and some neighbours thought she was dying, and a priest was sent for. However, she recovered, and as soon as she was able to stand on her feet once more, she began her washing. She could not allow herself to stay in bed because of the wash. Supported by a strong sense of duty and driven by an indomitable will, she finally finished the wash, and returned it to its owners. Her story tells us that to be a respected person, what work you do is not so important. What counts is your attitude. A washwoman and an economist should both be respected because they both do work society needs.Carson and Her Silent SpringRachel Carson was a scientist devoted to environmental protection. She learned with sadness that little in Nature is truly beyond the “Tampering reach of man”. She struggled for the harmony between Nature and man. In 1962, she published Silent Spring, a masterpiece in environmental protection. In this book she pointed out clearly that man was endangering himself and everything else on this planet by his indiscriminate use of chemical pesticides. As the title suggests, there might come a springtime that would indeed be silent,. It would be silent because the birds, as well as other other creatures, and plants would have been destroyed by the man-made poisons used to kill crop-threatening insects. She discovered that everything on this planet is connected to everything else. Because the chemicals do not break down in the soil, they tend to be endlessly recycled in the food chains on which birds and animals and man himself are completely dependent. By polluting the environment and destroying the animals and plants, man is destroying himself. Silent Spring exploded into the public consciousness and created the enthusiasm for “environmental protection.What kind of person do you think the father was in the story “ Who shall dwell?The man was a loving and responsible father and husband, He believed that a man’s first Christian duty was to protect his family. He built a shelter so that they could survive a nuclear attack. When a bomb alert came, the family immediately got into their shelter.. Then the neighbours came and asked to share his shelter, He rejected them at first. He seemed selfish, but deep down he felt bad. Later after his wife walked out and pushed a little girl in, he made a big decision. He told his eldest son to take care of all the younger children in the shelter. Then he walked out and pushed two other children in. He was able to give the chance of survival to others because he was by nature a good, responsible man.How Cliff Evans became a Zero?Cliff Evans lived with his mother, stepfather and five younger half-brothers and half-sisters. His stepfather never liked the boy. At home Cliff Evans didn’t talk much and had never told his family about his problems.When he first began school, he was timid but eager to learn. And his IQ was pretty good. Then in his third year a teacher wrote in the school record that he was “uncooperative and slow”. After that,he received no encouragement at all from his teachers. Gradually, the child had no more confidence left. He never smiled or talked much. He had no friends. He never belonged to a club, never played on a team and never held an office. He came to school alone and left school all by himself. In class, he would sit back it the last seat. Finally he became silent and lonely. He became a zero.。

tpo2综合写作

tpo2综合写作

TPO 作文 2综合写作The reading material is mainly about the advantage of putting a people into a group of to work. The speaker, however ,totally contradicts with the author ’s opinion by providing evidence, efficiency, and personal aptitude.First of all, teamwork does not give everyone inthe group the equal right toget recognized.The speaker demonstrates that some people inthe groupmay get“free ride ”, although they do not contribute something to the final success, they may also be praised like anyone else. However, the real contributors, would not receive the recognitionthey deserve because the success is recognizedas a whole.The passage asserts that since the group as wider range of knowledge, it would definitely reach success. Therefore , the author is challenged by the speaker.Second, the efficiency of the work would be greatly reduced by the team. According to the lecturer, the members of the team hold different kind of view in many aspects, so it is rather difficult for them to reach an agreement without a lot of meetings, whichwouldtake a longtime. The readingindicates that teamwork isquicker than individual work.Lastbutnotleast, teamwork does notgiveeachmember of theteamthesameopportunity to show their personal aptitude. As the speaker point out, some very important people in the group will cause other people to drop the ideas whichthey disagree withregardless of the fact that they are actually debatable. Ontheother hand,they may convince people that plenty of the ideas are perfect and needs to be carried on immediately, regardless of some people ’s disagreement. But if the team do not accomplish the work successfully, it would be blamed as a whole. Therefore, the teamdoes notgive everyone the chance toshow themselves,as it is point out in the passage. Inaddition, the author ’s idea contradicts the professor ’s.。

大学英语二综合教程作文

大学英语二综合教程作文

大学英语二综合教程作文当然了,大学英语二综合教程的作文题目非常多样化,可以是关于教育、环境、科技、社会等各个方面的话题。

我会选择一个比较典型的题目进行仿写,比如"Should College Education Be Free?"(大学教育是否应该免费)。

Title: The Case for Free College Education。

In recent years, the debate over whether college education should be free has gained momentum worldwide. Advocates argue that making college tuition-free would not only alleviate financial burdens on students but also promote social equality and economic growth. In this essay, I will delve into the reasons supporting free college education and address potential concerns.First and foremost, providing free college education would significantly reduce the financial stress on students and their families. As tuition fees continue to skyrocket, many students find themselves buried in student loan debteven before they enter the workforce. By eliminatingtuition fees, students from all socio-economic backgrounds would have equal access to higher education, regardless of their financial status. This would not only empower individuals to pursue their academic aspirations but also relieve the economic strain on families.Moreover, free college education could foster greater social equality by leveling the playing field for disadvantaged students. In many societies, access toquality education is often determined by one's financial capabilities, perpetuating cycles of poverty and inequality. By removing financial barriers, free college educationwould ensure that every individual has an equal opportunity to pursue higher education based on merit rather than financial means. This, in turn, could lead to a more equitable distribution of wealth and opportunities within society.Furthermore, investing in free college education could yield long-term economic benefits for society as a whole. A highly educated workforce is essential for drivinginnovation, fostering economic growth, and maintaining global competitiveness. By making college education accessible to all, governments can nurture a skilled workforce equipped to meet the demands of an increasingly complex and technologically-driven economy. Additionally, higher levels of education are associated with higher earning potential, which could stimulate consumer spending and boost overall economic productivity.However, critics of free college education argue that it would place an unsustainable financial burden on governments and taxpayers. They contend that fundingtuition-free programs would require substantial increases in taxation or reallocation of resources from other vital sectors, such as healthcare and infrastructure. Moreover, some argue that making college education free could devalue the significance of a degree and diminish incentives for academic achievement.In response to these concerns, proponents of free college education propose implementing cost-sharing mechanisms, such as income-based repayment plans or public-private partnerships, to ensure the sustainability of such programs. Additionally, they emphasize the long-term economic benefits of investing in education, arguing that the returns on investment outweigh the initial costs.In conclusion, the case for free college education is compelling, with potential benefits ranging fromalleviating financial burdens on students to promoting social equality and driving economic growth. While there are legitimate concerns regarding funding and sustainability, creative solutions can be implemented to address these challenges. Ultimately, investing in free college education is not only an investment in the future of individuals but also in the prosperity and progress of society as a whole.This essay provides a thorough examination of the arguments supporting free college education while acknowledging and addressing potential counterarguments. It reflects a balanced perspective and advocates for asolution-oriented approach to this complex issue.。

综合英语二重点作文【必背】

综合英语二重点作文【必背】

L1 P14 Why does the author tell s not to be afraid to ask stupid questions?The author thinks that many apparently naive inquiries like why grass is green, or why the sn is round, or why we need 55,000 unclear weapons in the world ——are really deep questions. He says when you try to get the answers, you will gain deep understanding of the things. Its also important to know, as well as you can, what it is that you dont know,and asking questions is the way. He also tell us to ask stupid questions requires courage on the part of the asker and knowledge and patience on the part of the answers. And dont confine your learning to schoolwork. Discuss ideas in depth with friends. Its much brave to ask questions even when theres a prospect of ridicule than to suppress your questions and become deadened to the world around you.L2 Icons P30 What are the factors to shift the hero-worship to the celebrity-worship?The new forms of media——photography, moving pictures, radio and television are the main factors. The reproduction of photos in newspapers turned famous people into celebrities whose dress, appearance, and personal habits were widely commented upon. Slowly, the focus of public attention began to shift away from knowing what such peopl e did to knowing what looked like. The shift was accelerated by the arrival of moving pictures. Between 1901 and 1914, 74 percent of the magazine articles about famous people were about political leaders,inventors, inventors, professionals, and businessmen. After 1922, however,most articles were about movie stars. With the arrival of television, the faces of the stars became as familiar as those we saw across the breakfast table. We came to know more about the lives of the celebrities than we did about most of the people we know personally. Less than seventy years after the appearance of the first movimg pictures, the shift from hero-worship to celebrity-worship was complete.L3 GO-GO AMERICAN P46 What is the Americans attitude towards time?Give necessary examples.In the United States, many people keenly feel the shortness of each lifetime. They are aware that once a day in their life is gone, it will never come back. And Americans believe no one stands still .If you are not moving ahead, you are falling behind. So they value time and want every minte to count. This attitde towards time is shown in the fast pace of life in the country. Whatever they do they always seem to be in a rush. You find people hurrying to get where they are going. They hurry to eating places for a mea and finish it as quickly as possible. Also Americans do what they can to save time. They produce a lot of labour-saving devices such as clothes-and dish-washers; they rapidly communicate through phone calls, telex and e-mail and cut down on personal contacts.L4 Take Over,Bosn! P62 Can you imagine what did Barret think of when he heard Snyders whisper Take over,bosn?Becase of thirst,Barret was almost out of mind. He rose several times and was a constant threat. But when he heard Snyder said“Take over, bosn, he had a strange feeling suddenly. He came to realize he would and must take over the task and be responsible for the rest. As long as he stopped others from the little water, they would always have hopes and wouldnt die soon. So he picked Snyders gun up and decided to hold off the other from the water until night when a ship saved them.L5 Are You Giving Your Kids Too Much? P78Why parents overindulge their children? There are several reasons to explain why parents overindulge their children. One fairly common reason is that parents overindulge their chidren out of a sense of guilt. Parents who both hold down full-time jops may feel guilty about the amount of time they spend away from their childr en and may attempt to compensate by showering them with material possessions. Other parents overindulge because they want their children to have everything they had while growing up, along with those things the parents yearned for but didnt get. Still others are afraid to say no to their childrens denless requests for toys for fear that their children will feel unloved or will be ridiculed if thy dont have the same playthings their friends have.L7 The Model Millionaire(I) P108 Suppose you are the millionaire.Explain how you get to know Hughie Erskine and what you do in return for the pound he gave you when you first met.I am Baron Hausberg. I have enough money to buy the whole of London. One day, on a whim I asked my artist friend Alan Trevor to pain me as a beggar. Alan had almost finished the picture when a very charming young man walked into his studio.I suppose he must have been very sympathetic with me, for when Alan was away a minute, the young man quickly put a pound into my hat. I was startled for a moment, but I was pleased when I realized that he took me for a real begger. Later I learned from Alan all about this young man:he was poor, and could not marry the girl he loved because her father wouldnt let them unless he had 10,000 pounds.Touched by the young mans spirit of kindness, I decided to help him. The next day I had a cheque for 10,000 pounds delivered to him as a wedding gift.L8 The Model Millionaire(II) P123 Retell the story The Model Millionaire in about 150 words, concluding your retelling with a one-sentence comment.Hughie Erskine was a charming young man who was in love with a nice girl called Laura uras father made it clear to Hughie that he would not marry his daughter to him until Hughie had ten thousand pounds. One day,Hughie went to see his artist friend Alan Trevor in his studio. There he found his friend painting a beggar, who was an old man in rags.Hughie felt so sorry for the poor model that he gave him the only pound he had. The old model was actually a millionaire.When he heard all about Hughie and Laura, and their problem, he had a cheque for ten thousand pounds delivered to him the very next day.The couple were happily married,and the beggar attended their wedding. The story shows that a genuine millionaire is not one who has, but who give.L9 Only Three More Days P139 The author got a solution finally. What was the solution?Was it risky?He laid out the diaries in two big steel suitcases. Over them he palced a number of his broadcast scripts, each page of which had been stamped by the military and civilian censors as passed for broadcast. On top he put a few General Staff maps he had picked up from friends. Then he phoned the Gestapo Headquarters to say he had a couple of suicases full of his dispatches, broadcasts and notes that he wanted to take out of the country. As he was flying off early the next day, there would be no time for Gestapo official at the airfield togo over the contents. Could they take a look now,if he brought them over;and if they approved,put a Gestapo seal on the suitcases so he wouldnt be held up at the airport? Yes,it was risky. He thought life in the Third Reich had always been risky. It was worth a try.来Lesson five first principlesWhat do u learn about laura?Why were her parents so proud of her?Laura was a slim,dark-haired girl of fourteen. she was smart and a pupil at Green Valley Academy. Christmas Day was coming,laura wanted a ballerina dress as a gift from her parents to attend some parties. But when laura‘s mother told her about her father’s unemployment,she understood them and said she didn‘t care about presents or parties. During the time when the family spent Christmas Day at the farm,laura seemed to radiate happiness. It was laura’s obvious pleasure that had a wonderful Christmas Day. Therefore,laura‘s parents were proud of her.Lesson six The beauty of BritainBritain is a small but beautiful country .One of its charms lies in its variety with the territory of 240500 square kilometers, it has mountains, plains and lakes as other countries. Someone perhaps says that the mountains there are only mountains in miniature . Although those mountains are small, they all have the air of great mountains .Another characteristic of Britain is its happy surprise. A traveler will kept being pleasantly astonished by the landscape. On a rolling plain, you might suddenly noticed mountains with step slopes ahead. In a highly developed industrial district ,he would see out of expectation a rough wilderness. But the most impressing would be the happy compromise between Nature and Man, country and city .This characteristic is obvious in suburbs where the inhabitants can not only enjoy the civilization of the city, but also live a comfortable country gentlemen’s life .What are the three geographical characteristics of Britain?The beauty of Britain is as hard to define as it is easy to enjoy.(1)The first characteristic is that it is varied within a small range, It seems that nature has carefully adjusted things-mountains, plants, rivers, lakes , to the scale of the island itself. there is astonishing variety almost everywhere, everything is in miniature. some mountains, for example, although not very high, have all the air of great mountains (2)Secondly, surprise goes with variety. the country is full of happy surprises. one can always be pleasantly astonished while traveling.(3)The third characteristic of the landscape is its exquisite moderation. it has been born of a compromise between wildness and tameness, between nature and man. there is compromise in the surburb, where the inhabitants feel that they have one foot in the city and one in the country. there is also harmony in the country where the cottages fit snugly into the landscape.Lesson seven some meanings of authentic loveIn author’s opinion, what does love mean?1. Love means I know the person I love.2. Love means that I care about the welfare of the person I love.3. Love means having respect for the dignity of the person I love.4. Love means having a responsibility toward the person I love.5. Love means growth for both myself and the person I love.6. Love can tolerate imperfection.7. Love is freeing.8. Love is expansive.9. Love means having a want for the person I love without having a need for that person in order to be complete.10. Love means identifying with the person I love.11. Love is selfish.12. Love involves seeing the potential within the person we love.Lesson ten On friendshipFour different-kinds of friendship:AmericanFew American stay put for a lifetime. Americans use the word ”friend” to a wide range from someone known only a few weeks, most people, old and young r called by first name, and friends flow in and out American family with little ceremony.很少美国人一辈子呆在一个地方的。

大学英语二综合教程作文

大学英语二综合教程作文

大学英语二综合教程作文标题,The Influence of Social Media on Modern Communication。

In today's digital age, social media has become an integral part of modern communication. Its influence on society is profound and far-reaching. This essay explores the various impacts of social media on communication, ranging from its positive effects on connectivity and information dissemination to its negative consequences on privacy and interpersonal relationships.First and foremost, social media platforms have revolutionized the way people communicate and connect with one another. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram enable individuals to stay in touch with friends and family regardless of geographical barriers. They provide a convenient means of sharing updates, photos, and messages, fostering a sense of community among users. Moreover, social media facilitates communication on aglobal scale, allowing people from different countries and cultures to interact and exchange ideas instantaneously.Furthermore, social media serves as a powerful tool for information dissemination and awareness-raising. News outlets, organizations, and individuals utilize platforms such as Twitter and YouTube to share breaking news, raise awareness about social issues, and mobilize support for various causes. The instantaneous nature of social media enables information to spread rapidly, reaching a wide audience within seconds. As a result, social media has become an indispensable tool for activism, enabling grassroots movements to gain momentum and effect meaningful change.However, despite its numerous benefits, social media also poses significant challenges and drawbacks. One of the most pressing concerns is the erosion of privacy in the digital age. Social media platforms collect vast amounts of personal data from users, which are often used for targeted advertising and data analysis. This raises concerns about privacy infringement and the misuse of personal informationby third parties. Moreover, the proliferation of fake news and misinformation on social media has emerged as a major threat to public discourse and democratic processes. The ease with which false information can be disseminated and amplified on social media undermines trust in traditional media sources and fuels polarization and distrust in society.In addition to privacy concerns and misinformation, social media has also been criticized for its impact on interpersonal relationships. While social media enables individuals to stay connected with a large network of friends and acquaintances, it can also lead to feelings of isolation and social comparison. The curated nature of social media profiles often creates unrealistic standards of beauty, success, and happiness, leading to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem among users. Furthermore, the prevalence of cyberbullying and online harassment has become a pressing issue, with studies showing that a significant proportion of young people have experienced some form of online abuse.In conclusion, social media has transformed the way we communicate and interact with one another, offering unprecedented opportunities for connectivity and information sharing. However, it also presents significant challenges and drawbacks, including privacy concerns, misinformation, and the erosion of interpersonal relationships. As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, it is essential to critically examine the role of social media in our lives and strive to harness its potential for positive change while mitigating its negative impacts. Only by doing so can we ensure that social media remains a force for good in the world.。

自考综合英语二作文

自考综合英语二作文

自考综合英语二作文The Importance of Time Management。

Time is one of the most valuable resources we have. It is something that we cannot buy, borrow, or steal. Once it is gone, it is gone forever. Therefore, it is importantthat we manage our time wisely and make the most of every moment.Effective time management is essential for success in both personal and professional life. It helps us to prioritize our tasks, set goals, and achieve them in a timely manner. It allows us to balance our work and personal life, reduces stress, and improves our overall well-being.Time management starts with setting goals. We need to identify what we want to achieve and create a plan to achieve it. We should break down our goals into smaller, more manageable tasks and set deadlines for each task. Thishelps us to stay focused and motivated, and ensures that we make progress towards our goals every day.Another important aspect of time management is prioritization. We should prioritize our tasks based on their importance and urgency. This helps us to avoid wasting time on trivial tasks and focus on the tasks that matter most. We should also learn to say no to tasks that are not important or urgent, and delegate tasks to others when possible.In addition to setting goals and prioritizing tasks, we should also learn to manage our time effectively. This means avoiding distractions such as social media, email, and phone calls, and focusing on the task at hand. We should also take regular breaks to refresh our minds and avoid burnout.Finally, we should learn to be flexible and adapt to changes in our schedule. Unexpected events can disrupt our plans, but we should be able to adjust our schedule and continue working towards our goals.In conclusion, time management is a crucial skill that can help us achieve success in all areas of our lives. By setting goals, prioritizing tasks, managing our time effectively, and adapting to changes, we can make the mostof every moment and achieve our full potential. So let us make the most of our time and live our lives to the fullest.。

大学英语综合教程2提高篇单元作文范文

大学英语综合教程2提高篇单元作文范文

大学英语综合教程2提高篇单元作文范文全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1Title: My Dream VacationHi there! My name is Emily and I'm going to tell you all about the super awesome vacation I want to go on one day. It's going to be the best trip ever!First up, I really really want to go to Hawaii. I've seen pictures and it looks like a totally paradise island. The beaches have the whitest sand and the water is the bluest blue you've ever seen. It's so crystal clear, you can probably see all the little fishies swimming around! I bet the ocean water feels nice and warm too. Not like the freezing cold ocean we have here.In Hawaii, I'd spend every day at the beach building amazing sandcastles. I'm talking huge castles with tall towers and a moat all around it. Maybe I could even get a cute little crab to be the castle's guard! At night, I'd have bonfires right on the beach and roast s'mores under the stars. The best part is the weather in Hawaii is sunny and warm all year round. No more yucky rainy days to ruin my beach plans!Another thing I'd do in Hawaii is go snorkeling and scuba diving. Can you imagine seeing all those colorful fish and coral reefs up close? I'd feel just like a mermaid swimming under the sea! I'd try to find Nemo and his friends from the movie. Hopefully no sharks though, those guys are scary!For lodging, I'd want to stay in one of those super fancy beach resorts. You know, the ones with a huge pool shaped like a funny animal or object. Maybe a pool in the shape of a dolphin! The resort would have to be right on the beach too so I could run out to the ocean anytime I wanted. I'd eat shaved ice and drink pina coladas (but without any alcohol, yuck!) all day long at the resort.At night, there would be a luau with a big feast of Hawaiian food like kalua pork and poi. I've never tried Hawaiian food before but I've heard it's delicious. And of course, there would be hula dancing and fire dances at the luau! I'd try to learn some hula moves but I'm probably not a very good dancer. I'd have way too much fun watching the fire dancers though. They seem to brave swinging those flaming batons around!During my dream Hawaii vacation, I'd also have to go on some adventures. I'd go hiking through the jungles and up mountains to see incredible waterfalls. Can you picture walkingunder a rainbow made by the waterfall mist? So pretty! I'd take a helicopter tour too to get a bird's eye view of the whole island from up in the sky.One adventure I'd definitely want to do is visit volcanos. How cool would it be to see real, red hot lava? As long as the volcano isn't going to erupt when I'm there! I'd feel like I was on an alien planet or something. The landscapes with the black volcanic rock would look totally otherworldly.Well, that's my dream Hawaii vacation all planned out! A few weeks in paradise, swimming, laying on the beach, eating good food, seeing volcanos and waterfalls, and just having a blast. It would be the trip of a lifetime for sure. I'd never want to leave!Sadly, I'm just a kid who hasn't even been on a plane before. But that's why I'll keep dreaming about this ultimate Hawaiian adventure. You never know, maybe one day my family will surprise me and we'll get to go! A girl can hope, right? I'll just have to wait patiently and keep on dreaming about those Hawaiian beaches for now. Hopefully you liked reading about my fantasy vacation too. Thanks for listening!篇2My Awesome Summer VacationWow, this summer was the best ever! I had so much fun doing all kinds of cool stuff. Let me tell you all about it!First up, my family went on an amazing trip to the beach for a whole week! We stayed in this huge beach house right by the ocean. Every morning, I would wake up and run outside to feel the warm sand between my toes and watch the waves crash against the shore. The ocean air smelled so salty and fresh. For breakfast, we always had my favorite - chocolate chip pancakes!During the day, we spent hours playing in the brightblue-green water. My brother and I had swimming races to see who could swim out the farthest. I usually won because I'm a really fast swimmer like a little fishy! When we got tired, we would build super tall sandcastles and decorate them with seashells. My dad is an artist, so he showed us how to make sculptures out of sand too. We made a giant sand octopus!In the evenings, the whole family would take long walks on the beach. We hunted for sand crabs scurrying along and watched beautiful sunsets paint the sky orange, pink and purple. Sometimes we had bonfires and roasted marshmallows. They tasted so gooey and delicious when they were freshly roasted over the flames!But my beach vacation wasn't the only fun I had this summer. When we got back home, I went to camp for two weeks at Camp Wildwood. I was a little nervous at first because I had never been away from my parents that long before. But I made friends with my bunkmates super quickly and we had a total blast!We did so many cool activities at camp like archery, rock climbing, canoeing, arts and crafts, and more. Archery was my favorite because I was a champion archer and never missed the bull's-eye. I also loved rock climbing and scrambling up to the very top of the climbing wall. It was a little scary being so high up, but such a rush!At night after coming back from activities all tired, we would have campfires and roast s'mores. The counselors told spooky ghost stories that made us all jumpy. Then we went on fun night hikes through the dark, creepy woods. One time, we even had a massive game of capture the flag that went until midnight!On the last day of camp, we had a big party to celebrate the end of summer. There was a talent show where I got to sing my favorite songs on stage. The food was amazing - we had a huge barbecue with hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob, and more. After we stuffed ourselves, they had a dance party where weshowed off our best moves on the dance floor. I didn't want to leave camp at all when my parents came to pick me up!This summer was so incredibly fun from start to finish. I have a million amazing memories that I'll never forget - swimming in the ocean, building sandcastles, campfires, archery, rock climbing, singing at the talent show, and more. Summer break is my favorite time of the whole year for sure. I can't wait for next summer to have even more adventures!篇3My Summer VacationHey there! I'm so excited to tell you all about my awesome summer vacation. It was the best one ever! I went to so many fun places and did a bunch of cool activities with my family.First, we went camping for a whole week up in the mountains. It was my first time sleeping in a tent and roasting marshmallows over a campfire. We hiked a lot of trails and saw tons of cute little critters like chipmunks, squirrels, and even a deer! One night, we stayed up really late telling spooky stories. My little brother got so scared he couldn't sleep without his nightlight on! Haha, what a scaredy-cat.After our camping trip, we drove down to the beach and spent another week there. I just love the ocean! We swam and splashed around in the waves every single day. I tried surfing for the first time too, but I wasn't very good at it. I kept falling off the board and getting saltwater up my nose. Yuck! My dad is a much better surfer than me. He stood up and rode some big waves like a pro. Maybe I'll get better at it when I'm older.We also went on a cool pirate ship cruise while we were at the beach. The ship had huge sails and everything! The crew were all dressed up like pirates with eye patches, bandannas, and fake swords. They sang sea shanty songs and taught us pirate words and phrases. I got called "young scallywag" a bunch of times, which I thought was pretty funny. For the pirate show, they even fired the ship's cannons! The boom was super loud and made me jump. After the cruise, we got our faces painted with pirate designs. I had a skull and crossbones on my cheek.One of my favorite parts was visiting the aquarium near the beach. They had these MASSIVE tanks with sharks, rays, and all sorts of colorful fish swimming around. I could have stayed and watched them for hours! There was even an underwater tunnel you could walk through with the fish swimming above and beside you. So cool! In another section, you could actually reachin and touch some of the animals like starfish and horseshoe crabs. They felt really weird and bumpy.Oh, I almost forgot about the amusement park we went to! As soon as we walked in, the first thing I saw were the huge, looping roller coasters. My heart was racing just looking at them! The first coaster we rode spun us around in circles at crazy speeds. I thought I was going to puke afterward, haha! The next one went waaaay up high and then dropped us straight down. I screamed at the top of my lungs the entire time. After that, we played games and won a bunch of prizes like stuffed animals. My dad is a great basketball shooter so he won me the biggest teddy bear!We did soooo many other things too like going to the movies, eating at nice restaurants, visiting museums, and more. But those were definitely the highlights. I had such an amazing summer full of fun adventures and making awesome memories with my family. I just wish it could have lasted forever! Sadly, school starts back up next week. I'm not really looking forward to homework and tests again after so much freedom and excitement. Oh well, at least I can reminisce about my epic summer whenever I'm feeling bored or stressed. Anyway, that'sall I've got for now! Hope you liked hearing about my crazy vacation as much as I liked living it. See you next time!篇4My Life as a College StudentHi there! My name is Emma and I'm going to tell you all about being a college student. It's a really exciting time in my life!I just started classes a few weeks ago at Central University. It's a big campus right in the middle of the city. On my first day, I was pretty nervous walking around trying to find all my classrooms. The buildings are huge and everything looks the same! I got lost a couple times but some friendly students helped show me the way.I live in the dorms on campus which is really convenient. No more living at home with my parents telling me when to go to bed! My roommate Jessica is really nice. We have a tiny room but we've decorated it with photos, lights, and all our favorite things to make it cozy. Sometimes we stay up late talking, watching movies, or studying together. Living with someone new was weird at first but now we're best friends.My favorite class is Creative Writing. The professor is really cool and encouraging. We get to write poems, short stories, or anything we want! In my last assignment, I wrote about going on adventures in outer space. I've always loved reading fantasy and sci-fi books so it's fun to create my own imaginative worlds. Some of the other classes are pretty hard though, like Calculus. All the numbers and formulas make my head spin! I have to go to extra tutoring sessions to get help.There's so much more to college than just classes though. I've joined some really neat clubs too. I'm a member of the Photography Club and we go on field trips all around the city taking artsy pictures. I've also joined the Environmental Club and we have meetings about ways to reduce waste and protect nature. On weekends, there are always activities happening like movie nights, concerts, sports games, and parties. My friends and I love to go cheer on our school's basketball team!Of course, college involves a lot of responsibilities too. I have to cook my own meals, clean my room, do laundry, and stay on top of all my assignments and exams. It's a lot of work but I'm getting better at managing my time. I have a big calendar on the wall where I write down all my due dates. I also have to be reallycareful with my money since I'm living on a tight budget. No more spending 20 every time I go to the mall like in high school!Even though it's challenging, I'm having an amazing time at college so far. I've met so many interesting people from all over who are interested in different subjects. My roommate Jessica wants to be a marine biologist and my friend David is majoring in music. Learning from professors who are experts in their fields is really cool too. They have so much knowledge and experience to share.I've grown up a lot already just in this first semester. I definitely feel more independent and confident. Maybe a little too confident sometimes... the other day I overslept and was 20 minutes late for my 8am class! Oops, rookie mistake. I've still got more learning and growing to do for sure.Well, that's a little peek into my life as a college freshman. It's a huge transition from living at home and going to high school. But I absolutely love having more freedom, getting to choose what I study, and being part of such an vibrant campus community. If you work hard, college can be one of the most fun and rewarding experiences ever! I can't wait to see what else is in store over the next few years.篇5My Super Awesome Summer VacationHi! My name is Timmy and I'm going to tell you all about my totally awesome summer vacation. It was the best summer ever!The first thing that made it so great was that I didn't have to go to school for 3 whole months! No waking up early, no homework, and best of all, no mathematics. Yuck! I hate math so much. Reading is OK I guess, but math is just terrible with all those numbers and equations. Who needs that stuff anyway?Instead of school, I got to sleep in late every morning. My mom had to go to work, but my dad was home. He's a really cool dad. He let me stay up late watching TV shows and movies. We ordered pizza like every other night too! Things just don't get much better than that.After a few weeks of just laying around and watching TV though, I have to admit I got a little bored. That's when the real fun started happening! My parents decided to take me and my little sister Sarah on a super fun family road trip.We packed up everything in our car and hit the road. Our first stop was the Grand Canyon. Have you ever seen that place??It's like this gigantic hole in the ground, so huge you can't even see across it! The rocky cliffs are every color of the rainbow too - bright reds, oranges, purples, you name it. It's so beautiful. We went on a little hiking trail and I thought we'd never find our way back because it's that massive! Luckily my dad is really good with maps so we made it out OK.After the Grand Canyon, we drove up to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. That place is famous for its crazy hot springs and geysers that shoot boiling hot water way up into the air. We saw the most famous one called Old Faithful and it was so cool! The rangers told us exactly when it would erupt again and we all counted down to watch it happen. It was like a natural rainbow-colored water volcano erupting right in front of us. So awesome!In Yellowstone we also got to see lots of different wildlife up close. We saw these huge furry buffalo just wandering along the side of the road. One even walked right in front of our car and we couldn't drive anywhere until it finally moved! We also got to see elk and antelope and even a momma bear with her cute little cubs. But don't worry, we stayed way far away from the bears so they wouldn't try to eat us or anything.From Yellowstone we drove up through Montana to go glacier hiking on real life ice glaciers in Glacier National Park. Our guide strapped us all into funny-looking spikey shoes so we wouldn't slip on the ice. Then we got to hike around on bright blue frozen rivers of ice. It was gorgeous but also really cold and windy. At one point, a huge chunk of glacier broke off and went crashing down below us! Our guide said that was called a calving glacier and told us global warming is making glaciers all over the world melt way too fast. That was kind of sad to think about.After Glacier National Park, we drove back down to my grandparents' house in Idaho to stay for a little while before heading home. My grandparents live on a huge farm with cows, chickens, horses, and all kinds of other animals. My favorite part was getting to go collect the warm fresh eggs every morning and feed and pet the horses. We even got to go on a trail ride through the woods one day! I didn't want to leave at all but we had to get back home eventually.When we got back home, there was only about a week of summer left before I had to go back to school. I definitely wasn't looking forward to that. But my parents had one last surprise in store for me! On my actual birthday, they took me and some friends to an amusement park called Knott's Berry Farm. It hadthe craziest, loopiest, fastest roller coasters I've ever been on! We must have ridden the big coasters like a hundred times. I also played so many games and won a big stuffed teddy bear that was almost as big as me. We stayed all day until the park closed at night and I rode so many rides I thought I'd throw up. It was SO FUN though!After that awesome amusement park adventure, summer was pretty much over and I had to go back to boring old school again. I was really sad that my summer vacation had to end. It was just the best few months ever with so many fun adventures, experiences, and memories made with my family. Even though I dreaded going back to homework and early morning wake ups, at least I had the excitement of my next summer break to look forward to! Maybe we'll go to Europe or Disney World next year.A kid can dream, right?Anyway, that's the scoop on my amazing summer escapades. What did you do for your summer vacation? I'd love to hear all about it! Write back soon, okay? Your friend, Timmy.篇6A Day in the Life of a College StudentHi there! My name is Emma and I'm going to tell you all about what a typical day is like for me as a college student. Get ready because there's a lot to cover!I'm usually up pretty early, around 7am. The first thing I do is hop out of bed and get ready for the day ahead. I take a quick shower, get dressed, brush my teeth, and put my long brown hair up in a ponytail. Once I'm all set, I head to the dining hall for breakfast.The dining hall on campus has lots of yummy options like pancakes, eggs, oatmeal, cereal, fruit, yogurt, and more. I try to eat a healthy breakfast to give me energy for my classes. My favorite is scrambled eggs, whole wheat toast, and a banana. While I'm eating, I'll usually read over my notes from the night before to refresh my memory.My first class of the day is at 9am. It's a biology lecture where we're learning all about the human body systems. Biology is one of my favorite subjects because I find it fascinating how our bodies work. The professor uses lots of diagrams and videos to help us understand. I take careful notes so I don't miss anything important.After biology, I have a short break before my next class at 11am. It's a writing course where we're working on how to draft aresearch paper. We have to pick our own topics and then find credible sources to use as evidence. I chose to write about the history and cultural traditions of my family's ancestry. The professor gives us helpful feedback on how to improve our writing skills.Around 12:30pm, I have a break for lunch. My friends and I usually meet up at the student center and grab food from one of the campus cafes or restaurants. We'll sit and chat about our classes, what we have planned for the weekend, or just catch up. It's nice to have this social time during my busy day.In the afternoon from 2-3:30pm, I have my psychology class. We just started a new unit on child development which I'm really interested in. The professor has us do lots of group activities and discussions around case studies. It helps me understand the concepts better when I can talk through examples with my classmates.After classes are done for the day, I'll either head to the library or go back to my dorm room to get started on homework.I have reading assignments to complete for most of my classes, along with practice problems, short writing exercises, or working on bigger projects like my research paper. I'll spend a couple hours chipping away at my homework tasks.Around 6pm, I'll take a break and go to the dining hall again for dinner with friends. The dinner options are usually dishes like pasta, stir fry, pizza, burgers, salad bar items and more. I try to get vegetables and protein to refuel after a long day.Once I'm done eating dinner, it's back to hitting the books. I'll work on any remaining assignments and prepare for upcoming classes by reviewing material. I also try to get a workout in at some point during the evening at the campus rec center when I need an energy boost.By around 10 or 11pm, I'm ready to call it a night. I get ready for bed, set my alarm for the next morning, and lie down to read for a little bit before falling asleep. And then I wake up and do it all over again!As you can see, a typical day for me involves a lot of variety - going to classes, studying, eating meals, spending time with friends, and squeezing in activities I enjoy outside of academics. It requires really staying on top of my schedule and time management. While it can be tiring, I love being a college student and feel like I'm learning so much every single day!Let me know if you have any other questions about life on a university campus. I'm happy to tell you more! Thanks for reading all about my daily routine.。

综合英语2作文范文

综合英语2作文范文

综合英语2作文范文English Essay: The Importance of Learning a Second LanguageIn today's interconnected world, the ability to communicate in more than one language is increasingly becoming a valuable asset. Learning a second language offers numerous benefits that can enhance both personal and professional aspects of life.Firstly, being bilingual or multilingual opens up a world of opportunities. It allows individuals to communicate with a broader range of people, both locally and internationally. This can be particularly advantageous in the global job market, where employers often seek candidates who can bridge language barriers and work with diverse teams.Secondly, learning a second language can improve cognitive skills. Studies have shown that bilingual individuals often have better problem-solving skills, improved memory, and enhanced mental flexibility. These cognitive benefits can have a positive impact on various aspects of life, from academic performance to everyday tasks.Moreover, being proficient in a second language can lead to a deeper cultural understanding. Language and culture areintricately linked, and learning a language provides insight into the customs, traditions, and values of the people who speak it. This cultural awareness can foster empathy and reduce misunderstandings between different cultures.Lastly, learning a second language can be a fulfilling and enriching experience. It allows individuals to appreciate literature, music, and films in the original language, adding a new layer of enjoyment to these cultural experiences.In conclusion, the benefits of learning a second language are manifold. It not only enhances personal growth and cognitive abilities but also prepares individuals for the demands of a globalized world. Therefore, investing time and effort into learning a second language is a wise decision that can yield long-term rewards.中文翻译:在当今互联的世界中,能够使用一种以上的语言进行交流正日益成为一种宝贵的资产。

英语二作文范文8篇

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大学英语综合教程2作文1-6单元

大学英语综合教程2作文1-6单元

Unit 11.一次难忘的经历,帮助陌生人或者被陌生人帮助(250)One weekend morning, while walking on a bustling street with a light heart, I was suddenly overtaken by a startling moan. Turning around, I discovered the sound was coming from a black mass in a corner. “What‟s that?” My heart pounded heavily. I went up and saw a human being, alive but in a dreadful state. He was crouching on the ground with deformed hands and legs, mumbling something. He had obviously lostthe normal ability to move and work. A dirty plate was placed in front the miserable-looking man, in which there were some coins and small notes. As my eyes were drift ing away from him, his eyes caught mine suddenly. What eyes they were! Filled with misery and expectation, they were looking straight at me. He was unable to speak, but I seemed to hear his pleading voice and read his despairing mind. His look seemed to be telling me about his hard life and his longing for help. For a while, I was at a loss what to do.Should I drop some coins in the plate like some other passers-by or turn away in indifference? I recalled news reports about men pretending to be beggars, who were actually healthy and able to work. Could this be another one of those scams? But the beggar was there, groaning and living. Then something seemed to hit me hard. I drew a five-yuan note from my pocket, dropped it in his dirty plate and walked away quickly in silence.“No good deed is too small.” Maybe we need to bear this saying in mind.一个周末的早晨,当我心情轻松地走在熙熙攘攘的街道上时,突然听到一声令人吃惊的呻吟。

综合英语二作文整理(二)

综合英语二作文整理(二)

Lesson thirteen How to grow old?老年人应如何避免变老?Psychologically there are two dangers to be guarded against in old age. One of these is too great an absorption in the past. One should not live in memories,in regrets for the good old days,or in sadness about friend who are dead. One‘s thoughts must be directed to the future,and to things about which there is something to be done. This is not always easy;one’s own past is a gradually increasing weight. It is easy to think to oneself that one‘s emotions used to be more vivid than they are,and one’s mind more keen. If this is true it should be forgotten,and if it is forgotten it will probably not be true.从心理角度来说,老年时期要提防两种危险。

一是沉湎于过去。

人不应该生活在记忆之中,不要总为一去不复返的好时光而懊丧,不要总为故去的朋友而悲伤。

人的思想应该转向未来,应该转向自己还能有所作为的那些事情上去。

要做到这一点并非易事;自己的过去逐渐成了精神负担。

人很容易自思自量,感到自己的感情不如以往强烈,思维不如以往敏锐。

综合英语二作文整理

综合英语二作文整理

综合英语二作文整理What do u learn about laura? Why were her parents so proud of her?Laura was a slim, dark-haired girl of fourteen. she was smart and a pupil at Green Valley Academy.Christmas Day was ing, laura wanted a ballerina dress as a gift from her parents to attend some parties. But when laura’s mother told her about her father’s unemployment, she understood them and said she didn’t care about presents or parties. During the time when the family spent Christmas Day at the farm, laura seemed to radiateh appiness. It was laura’s obvious pleasure that had a wonderful Christmas Day. Therefore, laura’s parents were proud of her.Britain is a small but beautiful country .One of its charms lies in its variety with the territory of 240500 square kilometers, it has mountains, plains and lakes as other countries. Someone perhaps says that the mountains there are only mountains in miniature . Although those mountains are small, they all have the air of greatmountains .Another characteristic of Britain is its happy surprise. A traveler will kept being pleasantly astonished by the landscape. On a rolling plain, you might suddenly noticed mountains with step slopes ahead. In a highly developed industrial district ,he would see out ofexpectation a rough wilderness. But the most impressing would be the happy promise between Nature and Man, country and city .This characteristic is obvious in suburbs where the inhabitants can not only enjoy the civilization of the city, but also live a fortable country gentlemen’s life . In author’s opinion, what does love mean?1. Love means I know the person I love.2. Love means that I care about the welfare of the person I love.3. Love means having respect for the dignity of the personI love.4. Love means having a responsibility toward the person I love.5. Love means growth for both myself and the person I love.6. Love can tolerate imperfection.7. Love is freeing.8. Love is expansive.9. Love means having a want for the person I love without having a need for that person in order to be plete.10. Love means identifying with the person I love.11. Love is selfish.12. Love involves seeing the potential within the person we love.Four different-kinds of friendship:AmericanFew American stay put for a lifetime. Americans use the word ”friend” to a wide range from someone known only a few weeks, most people, old and young r called by first name, and friends flow in and out American family withlittle ceremony.很少美国人一辈子呆在一个地方的。

综合英语2作文

综合英语2作文

综合英语2作文In the era of globalization, English has become a vital tool for communication. It connects people from diverse backgrounds and fosters understanding.The mastery of English opens doors to a wealth of opportunities. Whether it's for academic pursuits or professional growth, fluency in English is a significant asset.Cultural exchange is another area where English plays a crucial role. It allows us to appreciate art, literature, and traditions from around the world without the barrier of language.Moreover, English is the language of science and technology. It is the medium through which many groundbreaking discoveries and innovations are shared and discussed.Learning English is not just about memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules. It's about embracing a new way of thinking and expressing oneself.To truly excel in English, one must immerse themselves in the language. This can be done through reading, listening, speaking, and writing in English regularly.The journey of learning English is challenging but rewarding. It requires dedication, patience, and a genuine interest in the language and the cultures it represents.In conclusion, English is more than just a language; it's a bridge to the world. It empowers individuals to explore, learn, and connect on a global scale.。

自考综合英语二作文

自考综合英语二作文

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综合英语二作文

综合英语二作文

综合英语二作文In today's globalized world, English has become a universal language that bridges the gap between cultures and nations. Learning English offers a multitude of benefits that extend beyond the classroom.Enhanced Communication Skills: English is the language of international business, diplomacy, and academia. By mastering English, individuals can communicate effectively with people from diverse backgrounds, opening up opportunities for collaboration and networking.Access to Information: A significant portion of the world's information is available in English. From scientific research to the latest news, being proficient in English allows one to access a wealth of knowledge that is not always available in translation.Cultural Understanding: English is spoken in many countries, each with its unique culture and traditions. Learning the language provides a deeper understanding of these cultures and fosters a greater appreciation for global diversity.Travel Opportunities: English is widely spoken in manytourist destinations around the world. Knowing English can make traveling easier and more enjoyable, as it allows for more spontaneous interactions and a richer travel experience.Professional Advancement: In the job market, English proficiency is often a sought-after skill. It can lead to better job prospects and career advancement, as it demonstrates one's ability to operate in an international context.Personal Growth: Learning a new language is a journey ofself-improvement. It challenges one's cognitive abilities, enhances problem-solving skills, and boosts confidence.In conclusion, learning English is not just about acquiring a new language but also about opening doors to new experiences, knowledge, and opportunities. It is a skill that can enrich one's life in many ways and is a worthwhile investment for personal and professional development.。

综合英语(二)上册作文精华

综合英语(二)上册作文精华

L1 P14 Why does the author tell s not to be afraid to ask stupid questions? The author thinks that many apparently naive inquiries like why grass is green, or why the sn is round, or why we need 55,000 unclear weapons in the world ——are really deep questions. He says when you try to get the answers, you will gain deep understanding of the things. Its also important to know, as well as you can, what it is that you dont know,and asking questions is the way. He also tell us to ask stupid questions requires courage on the part of the asker and knowledge and patience on the part of the answers. And dont confine your learning to schoolwork. Discuss ideas in depth with friends. Its much brave to ask questions even when theres a prospect of ridicule than to suppress your questions and become deadened to the world around you. L2 Icons P30 What are the factors to shift the hero-worship to the celebrity-worship? The new forms of media——photography, moving pictures, radio and television are the main factors. The reproduction of photos in newspapers turned famous people into celebrities whose dress, appearance, and personal habits were widely commented upon. Slowly, the focus of public attention began to shift away from knowing what such people did to knowing what looked like. The shift was accelerated by the arrival of moving pictures. Between 1901 and 1914, 74 percent of the magazine articles about famous people were about political leaders,inventors, inventors, professionals, and businessmen. After 1922, however, most articles were about movie stars. With the arrival of television, the faces of the stars became as familiar as those we saw across the breakfast table. We came to know more about the lives of the celebrities than we did about most of the people we know personally. Less than seventy years after the appearance of the first movimg pictures, the shift from hero-worship to celebrity-worship was complete. L3 GO-GO AMERICAN P46 What is the Americans attitude towards time?Give necessary examples. In the United States, many people keenly feel the shortness of each lifetime. They are aware that once a day in their life is gone, it will never come back. And Americans believe no one stands still .If you are not moving ahead, you are falling behind. So they value time and want every minte to count. This attitde towards time is shown in the fast pace of life in the country. Whatever they do they always seem to be in a rush. You find people hurrying to get where they are going. They hurry to eating places for a mea and finish it as quickly as possible. Also Americans do what they can to save time. They produce a lot of labour-saving devices such as clothes-and dish-washers; they rapidly communicate through phone calls, telex and e-mail and cut down on personal contacts. L4 Take Over,Bosn! P62 Can you imagine what did Barret think of when he heard Snyders whisper Takeover,bosn? Becase of thirst,Barret was almost out of mind. He rose several times and was a constant threat. But when he heard Snyder said“Take over, bosn, he had a strange feeling suddenly. He came to realize he would and must take over the task and be responsible for the rest. As long as he stopped others from the little water, they would always have hopes and wouldnt die soon. So he picked Snyders gun up and decided to hold off the other from the water until night when a ship saved them. L5 Are You Giving Your Kids Too Much? P78 Why parents overindulge their children? There are several reasons to explain why parents overindulge their children. One fairly common reason is that parents overindulge their chidren out of a sense of guilt. Parents who both hold down full-time jops may feel guilty about the amount of time they spend away from their children and may attempt to compensate by showering them with material possessions. Other parents overindulge because they want their children to have everything they had while growing up, along with those things the parents yearned for but didnt get. Still others are afraid to say no to their childrens denless requests for toys for fear that their children will feel unloved or will be ridiculed if thy dont have the same playthings their friends have. L6 Culture Shock P94 What are four stages that people go through when they experience situations that are very different from those to which they are accustomed? Stage one is a honeymoon phase, during which the new experience is perceived to be interesting, picturesque,entertaining, and charming. You may notice several superficial differences such as music, food, and clothing, and thefresh apeal of the new experience keeps you feeling interested and positive. When you stay in a new envirnment for a while, you move to stage two-the crisis stage-in which the shine wears off and day-to-day realities sink in. In relationship,you notie annoying habits;in a new country, you find barriers to establishing connections or to learning the language beyond a few polite phrases. If you stick with the experience and try to deal with it realistically, you will probably move to the third phase:recovery. In recovery, you learn the systems, procedures, language or nonverbal behaviors of the new environment so that you can cope with it on the basis of some mastery, competence, and comfort. Finally,when you feel that you function well and almost automatically in the new culture, you will move to the fourth phase:adjustment. L7 The Model Millionaire(I) P108 Suppose you are the millionaire.Explain how you get to know Hughie Erskine and what you do in return for the pound he gave you when you first met. I am Baron Hau erg. I have enough money to buy the whole of London. One day, on a whim I asked my artist friend Alan Trevor to pain me as a beggar. Alan had almost finished the picture when a very charming young man walked into his studio.I suppose he must have been very sympathetic with me, for when Alan was away a minute, the young man quickly put a pound into my hat. I was startled for a moment, but I was pleased when I realized that he took me for a real begger. Later I learned from Alan all about this young man:he was poor, and could not marry the girl he loved because her father wouldnt let them unless he had 10,000 pounds.Touched by the young mans spirit of kindness, I decided to help him. The next day I had a cheque for 10,000 pounds delivered to him as a wedding gift. L8 The Model Millionaire(II) P123 Retell the story The Model Millionaire in about 150 words, concluding your retelling with a one-sentence comment. Hughie Erskine was a charming young man who was in love with a nice girl called Laura uras father made it clear to Hughie that he would not marry his daughter to him until Hughie had ten thousand pounds. One day,Hughie went to see his artist friend Alan Trevor in his studio. There he found his friend painting a beggar,who was an old man in rags.Hughie felt so sorry for the poor model that he gave him the only pound he had. The old model was actually a millionaire.When he heard all about Hughie and Laura, and their problem, he had a cheque for ten thousand pounds delivered to him the very next day.The couple were happily married,and the beggar attended their wedding. The story shows that a genuine millionaire is not one who has, but who give. L9 Only Three More Days P139 The author got a solution finally. What was the solution? Was it risky? He laid out the diaries in two big steel suitcases. Over them he palced a number of his broadcast scripts, each page of which had been stamped by the military and civilian censors as passed for broadcast. On top he put a few General Staff maps he had picked up from friends. Then he phoned the Gestapo Headquarters to say he had a couple of suicases full of his dispatches, broadcasts and notes that he wanted to take out of the country. As he was flying off early the next day,there would be no time for Gestapo official at the airfield to go over the contents. Could they take a look now,if he brought them over;and if they approved, put a Gestapo seal on the suitcases so he wouldnt be held up at the airport? Yes,it was risky. He thought life in the Third Reich had always been risky. It was worth a try. L10 The Washwoman P155 Describe the situation that“I”saw the old washwoman for last time. One evening, while Mother was sitting near the oil lamp mending a shirt, the door opened and a small puff of steam,followed by a gigantic bag, entered the room. I ran toward the old woman and helped her unload her bag. She was even thinner now, more bent. Her head shook from side to side as though she were saying no. She could not utter a clear word,but mumbled something with her sunken mouth and pale lips. After the old woman had recovered somewhat, she told us that she had been ill badly. But as soon as she was able to stand on her feet once more, she began her washing. She said “I could not rest easy in my bed because of the wash. The wash would not let me die.……I dont want to be a burden on anyone!” L11 How I Served My Apprenticeship 170 Why was Andrew Carnegie so pround of the one dollor and twenty cents——the first pay he brought home? Carnegie was very pround of the one dollar and twenty cents he earned for the first time in his life when he was only twelve. The money, though small in amount, meant a great deal. First, when he got his first pay he felt that he had grown up. He was no longer a boy who had to depend on his parents; he had become a man who was able to help support the family, a contributing member. This was important because at that time life was hard for the family and it was difficult for his parents to manage alone. Also he though the money was the direct reward of honest manual labor. It represented a week of very hard work. This money gave him the greatest satisfaction of being rewarded for what he had done. L12 A Friend of the Environment P185 Why did Rachel Carson write the Silent Spring? Whats the content of it?。

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综合英语(二)作文精华L1 P14 Why does the author tell s not to be afraid to ask stupid questions?The author thinks that many apparently naive inquiries like why grass is green, or why the sn is round, or why we need 55,000 unclear weapons in the world --are really deep questions. He says when you try to get the answers, you will gain deep understanding of the things. Its also important to know, as well as you can, what it is that you dont know, and asking questions is the way. He also tell us to ask stupid questions requires courage on the part of the asker and knowledge and patience on the part of the answers. And dont confine your learning to schoolwork. Discuss ideas in depth with friends. Its much brave to ask questions even when theres a prospect of ridicule than to suppress your questions and become deadened to the world around you.L2 Icons P30 What are the factors to shift the hero-worship to the celebrity-worship?The new forms of media--photography, moving pictures, radio and television are the main factors. The reproduction of photos in newspapers turned famous people into celebrities whose dress, appearance, and personal habits were widely commented upon. Slowly, the focus of public attention began to shift away from knowing what such people did to knowing what looked like. The shift was accelerated by the arrival of moving pictures. Between 1901 and 1914, 74 percent of the magazine articles about famous people were about political leaders,inventors, inventors, professionals, and businessmen. After 1922, however, most articles were about movie stars.With the arrival of television, the faces of the stars became as familiar as those we saw across the breakfast table. We came to know more about the lives of the celebrities than we did about most of the people we know personally. Less than seventy years after the appearance of the first movimg pictures, the shift from hero-worship to celebrity-worship was complete.L3 GO-GO AMERICAN P46 What is the Americans attitude towards time?Give necessary examples.In the United States, many people keenly feel the shortness of each lifetime. They are aware that once a day in their life is gone, it will never come back. And Americans believe no one stands still .If you are not moving ahead, you are falling behind. So they value time and want every minte to count.This attitde towards time is shown in the fast pace of life in the country. Whatever they do they always seem to be in a rush. You find people hurrying to get where they are going. They hurry to eating places for a mea and finish it as quickly as possible.Also Americans do what they can to save time. They produce a lot of labour-saving devices such as clothes-and dish-washers; they rapidly communicate through phone calls, telex and e-mail and cut down on personal contacts.L4 Take Over,Bosn! P62 Can you imagine what did Barret think of when he heard Snyders whisper Take over,bosn?Becase of thirst,Barret was almost out of mind. He rose several times and was a constant threat.But when he heard Snyder said“Take over, bosn, he had a strange feeling suddenly. He came to realize he would and must take over the task and be responsible for the rest. As long as he stopped others from the little water, they would always have hopes and wouldnt die soon. So he picked Snyders gun up and decided to hold off the other from the water until night when a ship saved them.L5 Are You Giving Your Kids Too Much?P78 Why parents overindulge their children?There are several reasons to explain why parents overindulge their children. One fairly common reason is that parents overindulge their chidren out of a sense of guilt. Parents who both hold down full-time jops may feel guilty about the amount of time they spend away from their children and may attempt to compensate by showering them with material possessions. Other parents overindulge because they want their children to have everything they had while growing up, along with those things the parents yearned for but didnt get. Still others are afraid to say no to their childrens denless requests for toys for fear that their children will feel unloved or will be ridiculed if thy dont have the same playthings their friends have.L6 Culture Shock P94 What are four stages that people go through when they experience situations that are very different from those to which they are accustomed?Stage one is a honeymoon phase, during which the new experience is perceived to be interesting, picturesque, entertaining, and charming. You may notice several superficial differences such as music, food, and clothing, and the fresh apeal of the new experience keeps you feeling interested and positive. When you stay in a new envirnment for a while, you move to stage two-the crisis stage-in which the shine wears off and day-to-day realities sink in. In relationship, you notie annoying habits;in a new country, you find barriers to establishing connections or to learning the language beyond a few polite phrases. If you stick with the experience and try to deal with it realistically, you will probably move to the third phase:recovery. In recovery, you learn the systems, procedures, language or nonverbal behaviors of the new environment so that you can cope with it on the basis of some mastery, competence, and comfort. Finally,when you feel that you function well and almost automatically in the new culture, you will move to the fourth phase:adjustment.L7 The Model Millionaire(I) P108 Suppose you are the millionaire.Explain how you get to know Hughie Erskine and what you do in return for the pound he gave you when you first met.I am Baron Hausberg. I have enough money to buy the whole of London. One day, on a whim I asked my artist friend Alan Trevor to pain me as a beggar. Alan had almost finished the picture when a very charming young man walked into his studio.I suppose he must have been very sympathetic with me, for when Alan was away a minute, the young man quickly put a pound into my hat. I was startled for a moment, but I was pleased when I realized that he took me for a real begger.Later I learned from Alan all about this young man:he was poor, and could not marry the girl heloved because her father wouldnt let them unless he had 10,000 pounds.Touched by the young mans spirit of kindness, I decided to help him. The next day I had a cheque for 10,000 pounds delivered to him as a wedding gift.L8 The Model Millionaire(II) P123 Retell the story The Model Millionaire in about 150 words, concluding your retelling with a one-sentence comment.Hughie Erskine was a charming young man who was in love with a nice girl called Laura uras father made it clear to Hughie that he would not marry his daughter to him until Hughie had ten thousand pounds.One day,Hughie went to see his artist friend Alan Trevor in his studio. There he found his friend painting a beggar, who was an old man in rags.Hughie felt so sorry for the poor model that he gave him the only pound he had.The old model was actually a millionaire.When he heard all about Hughie and Laura, and their problem, he had a cheque for ten thousand pounds delivered to him the very next day.The couple were happily married,and the beggar attended their wedding.The story shows that a genuine millionaire is not one who has, but who give.L9 Only Three More Days P139 The author got a solution finally. What was the solution? Was it risky?He laid out the diaries in two big steel suitcases. Over them he palced a number of his broadcast scripts, each page of which had been stamped by the military and civilian censors as passed for broadcast. On top he put a few General Staff maps he had picked up from friends. Then he phoned the Gestapo Headquarters to say he had a couple of suicases full of his dispatches, broadcasts and notes that he wanted to take out of the country. As he was flying off early the next day, there would be no time for Gestapo official at the airfield to go over the contents. Could they take a look now,if he brought them over;and if they approved, put a Gestapo seal on the suitcases so he wouldnt be held up at the airport?Yes,it was risky. He thought life in the Third Reich had always been risky. It was worth a try.L10 The Washwoman P155 Describe the situation that“I”saw the old washwoman for last time. One evening, while Mother was sitting near the oil lamp mending a shirt, the door opened and a small puff of steam, followed by a gigantic bag, entered the room. I ran toward the old woman and helped her unload her bag. She was even thinner now, more bent. Her head shook from side to side as though she were saying no. She could not utter a clear word, but mumbled something with her sunken mouth and pale lips.After the old woman had recovered somewhat, she told us that she had been ill badly. But as soon as she was able to stand on her feet once more, she began her w ashing. She said “I could not rest easy in my bed because of the wash. The wash would not let me die.……I dont want to be a burden on anyone!”L11 How I Served My Apprenticeship 170 Why was Andrew Carnegie so pround of the one dollorand twenty cents--the first pay he brought home?Carnegie was very pround of the one dollar and twenty cents he earned for the first time in his life when he was only twelve. The money, though small in amount, meant a great deal.First, when he got his first pay he felt that he had grown up. He was no longer a boy who had to depend on his parents; he had become a man who was able to help support the family, a contributing member. This was important because at that time life was hard for the family and it was difficult for his parents to manage alone.Also he though the money was the direct reward of honest manual labor. It represented a week of very hard work. This money gave him the greatest satisfaction of being rewarded for what he had done.L12 A Friend of the Environment P185 Why did Rachel Carson write the Silent Spring? Whats the content of it?Because she felt that the wonders of Nature are precious and permanent, and much of Nature was forever beyond the destruction of man. But then she discovered she was wrong. She learned with sadness that little in Nature is truly beyond the tampering reach of man. Then, She wrote the book Silent Spring to sound a startling warming to mankind and the book showed quite clearly that man was endangering himself and everything else on this planet by his indiscriminate use of chemical pesticides. As her title suggests, Miss Carson was saying that there might come a springtime that would indeed be silent because the birds, as well as other creatures, and plants would have been destroyed by the man-made poisons used to kill crop-threateding insects.L13 Who Shall Dwell? P201 In the story Who shall Dwell?, how did the fatners attitude towards the neighbours change? What brought about the change?When the bomb onmouseover came, the father was clear that he had built the shelter for his own family, and that he would not let anybody else in. So when his neighbours came and asked to share the shelter he rejected them flatly. When a monther begged him to take her little girl in , he did not know what to do. At that monent his wife dashed outside and pushed the girl in. her act set him thinking hard. Just a moment before the first bomb struck he made a big decision. After giving his elder son a few instructions, he stepped out and shoved two children into the shelter. He stood beside his wife, ready to spend the last minute with her.His change seemed sudden, but was actually quite natural. He loved his children, so he was greatly affected by the monthers plea and gave the chance of surival to the two children. Also his love for his wife led him to follow her example.L14 Cipher in the Snow P218 Describe Cliff Evans life before his sudden death.Cliff Evans lived with his mother, stepfather and five younger half brothers and sisters.His stepfather had never legally adopted him, nor did he show any affection for him. At home Cliff didnt talk much and had never told his family about his problems.When he began school, he was timid but eager to learn. And his IQ was pretty good. Then in the third grade a teacher wrote in the school record that he was uncooperative and slow. Since then hehad never got any encouragement from his teachers. Gradually, the child had no more confidence left. He never smiled nor talked much. He had no friends; he had never belonged to a club, never played on a team and never held an office. He came to school by himself and left by himself. In class, he would sit back in the last seat. Finally he became silent and lonely. He became nothing.L15 Bribery--An Inevitable Evil? P232 What are the major forms of bribery?Bribery can be classified into three broad categories. The first category consisits of large amounts of money paid for political purposes or to secre major contracts. For example, a certain American company offered big sums of money to support a U.S. presidential candidate when it was nder investigation. Also in order to get big contracts, such payments are often made to ruling families or their close advisers.The second category covers payments made to obtain quicker official approval of some project. In such cases, the money is often paid to key goverment officials concerned.The third category involves payments made in certain countries to make a business deal easy to get approved. For instance, a foreign company may pay to get permission to import equipment. A common type of this category is the facilitating payment to clear cargoes. These are smaller sums of money paid to customs officials.L16 A Social Event P250 What do you know about Randy and Carle in A Social Even? Why are they anxious to get invited to Scottys funeral?Randy and Carole are a young Hollywood couple. They have been married only a short time. Both have achieved a certain degree of success in pictures, but their careers in the show business are still in the promising stage.Scotty Woodrow, a world-famous movie star has just died, and Randy and Carole are anxious to go to his funeral, which will be a gathering of celebrities and is regarded as a big social event. It is said that flowers have come from the U.S. President and the British Queen.Randy and Carole think it is extremely important for their career to be seen there with a lot of big shots. But they havet got an invitation while some of their Hollywood friends, also young actors and actresses like themselves, have been invited. Thats why they are worried and are trying hard to find ways of getting themselves invited in the last minute.Lesson five first principlesWhat do u learn about laura?Why were her parents so proud of her?Laura was a slim,dark-haired girl of fourteen. she was smart and a pupil at Green Valley Academy. Christmas Day was coming,laura wanted a ballerina dress as a gift from her parents to attend some parties. But when laura‘s mother told her about her father’s unemployment,she understood them and said she didn‘t care about presents or parties. During the time when the family spent Christmas Day at the farm,laura seemed to radiate happiness. It was laura’s obvious pleasure that had a wonderful Christmas Day. Therefore,laura‘s parents were proud of her.Lesson six The beauty of BritainBritain is a small but beautiful country .One of its charms lies in its variety with the territory of square kilometers,it has mountains,plains and lakes as other countries. Someone perhaps says that the mountains there are only mountains in miniature . Although those mountains are small,they all have the air of great mountains .Another characteristic of Britain is its happy surprise. A traveler will kept being pleasantly astonished by the landscape. On a rolling plain,you might suddenly noticed mountains with step slopes ahead. In a highly developed industrial district,he would see out of expectation a rough wilderness. But the most impressing would be the happy compromise between Nature and Man,country and city .This characteristic is obvious in suburbs where the inhabitants can not only enjoy the civilization of the city,but also live a comfortable country gentlemen‘s life .Lesson seven some meanings of authentic loveIn author‘s opinion,what does love mean?1. Love means I know the person I love.2. Love means that I care about the welfare of the person I love.3. Love means having respect for the dignity of the person I love.4. Love means having a responsibility toward the person I love.5. Love means growth for both myself and the person I love.6. Love can tolerate imperfection.7. Love is freeing.8. Love is expansive.9. Love means having a want for the person I love without having a need for that person in order to be complete. 10. Love means identifying with the person I love. 11. Love is selfish. 12. Love involves seeing the potential within the person we love.Lesson ten On friendshipFour different-kinds of friendship:AmericanFew American stay put for a lifetime. Americans use the word“friend”to a wide range from someone known only a few weeks,most people,old and young r called by first name,and friends flow in and out American family with little ceremony.很少美国人一辈子呆在一个地方的。

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