初一英语作文常用单词(1期)

Learning how to program didn’t start off as wanting to learn all of computer science or umm…or trying to master this discipline or anything like that. It just started off because I wanted to do this one simple thing: I wanted to make something that was fun for myself and my sisters, and I wrote this little program…and then basically just added a little bit to it. And then when I needed to learn something new, I looked it up, either on a book or on the internet, and then I added a little bit to it.
②表示“每隔…天(星期、月等)”:用“every +序数词+ day/ week / month”或“every +基数词+ days/weeks/months”。
③表示“每隔几天(星期、月等)”:用“every few days/weeks/months”
【单句翻译练习4】
我每隔两三个星期到北京去出差。
这个故事就发生在2006年元月23日的寒冷的下午。
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十月一日上午七点我们来到了天安门广场。
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三、“早、午、晚”的表达
(一)泛指“早、午、晚”：
①通常morning，afternoon，evening等词前用介词in + the。
②当这些词前后有一修饰限定的词作为定语，把它们限定为某一天早晨、下午或晚上时，介词in应改为on。修饰限定词可以是介词短语、名词、形容词、定语从句等。如：on a cold morning of December,2006。
③当morning, afternoon, evening前有this, that, yesterday, tomorrow等词修饰时，前不加任何介词。如this morning在今天上午。
(二)表示“早、午、晚”的时间点用at。
如：
拂晓时,
at dawn
在天刚亮的时候,
at daybreak
在半夜，
大一，第一个am that played Tic-Tac-Toe.
我写了个软件会玩井字游戏。
I think it’s pretty humble at beginnings. I think the first program I wrote asked things like“What’s your favorite color?”or“How old are you?”
It’s really not…unlike kinda playing instrument or something, or…or…you know, or playing sports. It starts out being very intimidating, but you kinda get the hang of it over time.
On mid-autum festival every year, the Chinese are used to eating moon- cakes and enjoying the moon.
The book was written in the late 1870’s.
On the night of the 15th of the 1st lunar month people celebrate the Lantern Festival by doing the yangko dance and raising Lanterns.
We came to Tian An Men Square at seven o’clock on the morning of October,1st.
四、时间的其它表达
(一)表示“在前天、今天，明天、后天”：直接用the day before yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow,其前不用任何介词。
我认为一开始非常粗糙。我想我写的第一个程序会问像是“什么是你最喜欢的颜色？”或“你几岁？”的问题。
I first learned how to make a green circle, and a red square appeared on the screen.
我首先学会如何让在屏幕上画出一个绿色圆圈和一个红色正方形。
(二) this, that, these, those, next, last等词修饰day, week, month, year, century等表示时间的名词时，其前不加介词。
(三)表示“每隔…”的用法
①表示“每隔一天(星期、月等)”：用
“every other day/week/month”或“every second day/week/month”。
This project should be completed this month next year.
“Everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer…because it teaches you how to think.”–Steve Jobs
学习如何写程序并非从想要学会所有计算机科学，或试着精通这门学问或任何像那样的事情开始。它（facebook）这就开始了，只因我想做这件简单的事情：我想为我自己和我姊妹们做出某个有趣的东西，然后我写出这小程序…接着基本上就是给它加上一点东西。然后当我需要学点新东西时，我不是从一本书就是从网络上查询，接着我给它加点东西。
Correcting Information更正
Sorry, I think you misunderstood what I said.
Sorry, that’s not quite right.
I’m afraid you don’t understand what I’m saying.
写程序…...那是一个可以学会的东西。肯定很难入门，我知道很多事情都很难学。但是为什么不去学呢？
A lot of the coding that people do is actually fairly simple. Umm…it’s…it’s more about the process of breaking down problems than…ugh…you know, sort of coming up with complicated algorithms as people traditionally think about it.
“这个国家的每个人都应该学习如何写计算机程序…...因为它教你如何思考。”——史蒂夫-乔布斯
I was 13 when I first got access to uh…a computer.
第一次接触到啊…...一台计算机时，我13岁时。
My parents bought me a Macintosh in 1984 when I was 8 years old.
Premier Zhou Enlai died of cancer at nine fifty-seven on January 8, 1976, in Beijing at the age of 76.
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This story happened on a cold afternoon of January 23, 2006.
【单句翻译练习3】
周恩来总理于1976年元月上午九点五十七分因癌症在北京逝世，享年76岁。
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这本书是在十九世纪七十年代晚期写的。___________________________________
农历正月十五晚人们扭秧歌挑灯笼度元宵节。
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The first time I actually had something come up and say,“Hello, world!”And it…I made a computer do that, which was astonishing.
我第一次让电脑说出：“Hello, world!”的时候，那种感觉非常神奇。
编程并不像演奏乐器或是参加体育运动。开始可能会觉得比较南入门，但你花一些时间就能掌握技巧。
Coding…It is something that can be learned. And I know it can be intimidating…A lot of things are intimidating. But ugh…you know, what isn’t?