学英语作文篇1
Bettyisalazygirl.Shedoesn'tstudyhard,andshedoesn'thelphermotherwiththehousework,either."Whatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowup,Betty?"Motherasks."You'retoolazy.Nojobwilleverfityou.""ButIknowone,"saysthegirl,"I'mgoingtobeFatherChristmas,""YouwanttobeFatherChristmas?"Motherissurprised,"Butwhy?""Becauseheworksonlyonedayinawholeyear."
学英语作文篇2
(一)观点类
1实现梦想realizeone'sdream/makeone'sdreamcometrue
2.我们还有很长的路要走Westillhavealongwaytogo.
3.Whenitcomestoeducation,themajorityofpeoplebelievethateducationisalifetimestudy.说到教育，大部分人认为其是一个终生的学习。
4.Anygovernment,whichisblindtothispoint,maypayaheavyprice.任何政府忽视这一点都将付出巨大的代价。
5.Althoughthisviewiswildlyheld,thisislittleevidencethat……尽管这一观点被广泛接受，很少有证据表明……
6.Infact,wehavetoadmitthefactthatthequalityoflifeisasimportantaslifeitself.事实上，我们必须承认生命的质量和生命本身一样重要。
7.Peoplebelievethatcomputerskillswillenhancetheirjobopportunitiesorpromotionopportunities.人们相信拥有计算机技术可以获得更多工作或提升的机会。
8.TheinformationI'vecollectedoverlastfewyearsleadsmetobelievethatthisknowledgemaybelessusefulthanmostpeoplethink.从这几年我搜集的信息来看，这些知识并没有人们想象的那么有用。
9.Eventhebestpossiblegraduateneedstocontinuelearningbeforesheorhebecomesaneducatedperson.即使最优秀的毕业生，要想成为一个博学的人也要不断地学习。
10.Itiscommonlythoughtthatoursocietyhaddramaticallychangedbymodernscienceandtechnology,andhumanhadmade
extraordinary(意想不到的)progressinknowledgeandtechnologyovertherecentdecades.人们普遍认为现代科技使我们的社会发生了巨大的变化，近几十年人类在科技方面取得了惊人的进步。
11.Bytakingamajorrelatedpartjob,studentscannotonlyimprovetheiracademicstudies,butgainmuchexperience,theywillneverbeabletogetfromthetextbooks.通过做一份和专业相关的工作，学生不仅能够提高他们的专业能力，而且能获得从课本上得不到的经验。
12.Childrenareundergoingfastphysicaldevelopment;lackofphysicalexercisemayproducedisastrousinfluenceontheirlaterlife.孩子们正处于身体快速发育时期，缺乏体育锻炼可能会对他们未来的生活造成严重的影响。83.Inadditiontotheobviousproblem-loneliness,anothermajorobstacle,inmyopinion,isthealienenvironmentofcampus.除了孤独这一明显的问题之外，我认为另一个困难是对校园环境的不熟悉。
13.从另一个角度fromanotherperspective
14.做出共同努力makejointefforts
15.眼前利益short-terminterest
1)Asforme,Iamonthelatterpartoftheargument.Thereasonsareasfollows.至于我，我支持争论的后半部分。原因如下：
2)Frommypointofview,itismorereasonabletosupportthefirstopinionratherthanthesecond.在我看来，支持第一种观点比支持第二种观点更有道理。
3)Thefollowingreasonscanaccountformyinclination.如下的原因可解释我的`倾向。
4)TomakemyselfasplainasIcan,Ishouldgivemystandardsfor…为使我的观点更加清楚，我给出我关于…的标准。
5)Idisbelieve,andthereforestronglyresent,theclaimthat…我不相信，因此强烈反对，这一主张，即…
6)Myfinalandperhapsmybestreasonfornotdoingsomethingis…我不做某事最终的，或许最好的理由是…
7)Forthesamereason,itmatterstomethat…同样原因，我很在乎…
8)Forthesereason,Irecommendthat…出于这些原因，我推荐/建议…（recommend做建议讲时，接从句要用虚拟，即谓语用(should)+动词原形）
9)Myansweristhat….Ihaveseveralreasons,andthey’regoodones.Thefirstistheonethat…我的回答是…。我有几个理由而且它们是很充分的理由。第一个是…
10)Myviewisthat…我的观点是…
11)Likealmosteverybodyelse,Ibelievethat…正如几乎所有人一样，我相信…
12)Ijustdon’tgetexcitedovertheideaof…我对…主张并不感到激动。
13)I’mnotentirelyconvincedof…我并不完全信服…
15)I’mnotsuggestingthat…我并不是建议…（该句中suggest做建议讲要用虚拟，即(should)+动词原形）
16)Idonotchooseto…merelybecauseIfeelthat…我没有选择…知识因为我觉得…
17)Ihavenothingagainstsomething.But…我并不反对某事，但…
18)Ithinkit’stimeweputastoptosomething.我认为是我们停止某事的时候了。(it’stime(that)后的从句要用虚拟，既(should)+动词原形)
19)Ifindthestatementof…tobetoonarrow.我觉得…的观点过于狭隘。
20)Icantellyoufromexperiencethat…凭我的经验可以告诉你…
21)Personally,Iamstandingonthesideof…就个人而言，我站在…的一边。
22)Althoughdoingsomethingmightseemawildidea,Ibelievethat…虽然做某事似乎狂妄，但我相信…
23)Atanindividuallevel,Ifeelthat…从我个人的角度出发，我觉得…
24)Isincerelybelievethat…我真诚地相信…
25)Butforme,Iwouldratherthinkofthematterinan(optimistic)way.至于我，我宁愿以乐观的态度来看待这一问题。
26)ButIdonotthinkthatthisviewcanholdwater.但我并不认为这一观点能站得住脚。
27)Itisnothalfsoimportanttodosomethingasitistodosomething.和做某事相比，做某事的重要性连一半都不及。
28)Therearesomepeoplewhoholdthat….Andontheotherhand,therearesomeotherpeoplewhoarguethat….Bothopinionsareverypopular….ButIcannotaccepteitherview.有一些人认为…，然而还有另外一些人认为…。上述两种观点都很流行，但我两种观点都不能接受。
29)Althoughmanypeople(believe)that…,Idoubtwhetherthe(argument)bearsfurther(analysis).虽然有许多人相信…，但我怀疑这个论点能否经得起进一步的推敲。
30)Inmyopinion,itismoreadvisabletodosomethingthantodosomething.在我看来，做…比做…更明智。
31)Inthenationwidediscussion,manypeoplesuggestthat….ButIarguethat…在全国范围内的讨论中，许多人提出…。但我却认为…(该句suggest引导的从句应用虚拟。)
32)Asopposedtowidelyheldbelief,Ibelievethat…与普遍接受的看法不同，我认为…
33)Fromapersonalperspective,Ialsopreferto…从个人的角度来看，我也喜欢…
34)Finally,tospeakfrankly,thereisalsoamorepracticalreasonwhyIwouldchooseto…最后，坦白地讲，我选择…还有一个更为现实的原因。
35)Somepeoplethinkthat….Tobefrank,Icannotagreewiththeiropinionforthereasonsbelow.一些人认为…，坦白地讲，我不赞同他们的观点，理由如下：
36)Thesituationisnotrare.ItisoneofmanyexamplesIhaveencountered.这种情景并不少见，它也是我遇到的许多情况之一。
37)ThereisanotherreasonwhyIcastmypreferencefor…我倾向于…还有另外一个原因。
学英语作文篇3
ASpecialDay
Todayisaspecialday,it’smymaternalGrandpa’sbirthday.Inmanyyears,wecelebartedthedaytogetherhappily,withourwholefamily.Buthehasgone…andwon’tcomebackagain.Weknowheislivingintheheaven,withGodandgods.
Thatday,Istandedbeforehim,duringaqueitmoment,hewaslookingatme,smilinginpeace….Andthenextmoring,hepassedaway…
Ienjoyedthebeautifulstoriesmygrandpatold.Hewasamarvelousstoryteller.WhenIwasachild,helikedtotoldmythologyforus.Allthechildrencrowdedaroundhim,likesubjectsaroundthethrone.Oneafteranother,hetoldstoriesfromhishearts.Andnow,IannouncethatitismaternalGrandpa’turntolistentomystoriesforachange.Iwanttotoldhimallaboutmyshoollife,withwet,flashingeyes.Itrecallsallkindsoflostmemories—storiesaboutwhenwearelittle,storiesaboutwhenGrandpawasyoung,storiesthataresharedfamilytreasuers.
学英语作文篇4
dayhadbrokencoldandgray,eceedinglycoldandgray,whenthemanturnedasidefromthemainyukontrailandclimbedthehighearth-bank,whereadimandlittletraveledtrailledeastwardthroughthefatsprucetimberland。itwasasteepbank,andhepausedforbreathatthetop,ecusingtheacttohimselfbylookingathiswatch。itwasnineoclock。therewasnosunnorhintofsun,thoughtherewasnotacloudinthesky。itwasaclearday,andyetthereseemedanintangiblepalloverthefaceofthings,asubtlegloomthatmadethedaydark,andthatwasduetotheabsenceofsun。thisfactdidnotworrytheman。hewasusedtothelackofsun。ithadbeendayssincehehadseenthesun,andheknewthatafewmore-daysmustpassbeforethatcheerfulorb,duesouth,wouldjustpeepabovethesky-lineanddipimmediatelyfromview。
themanflungalookbackalongthewayhehadcome。theyukonlayamilewideandhiddenunderthreefeetofice。ontopofthisicewereasmanyfeetofsnow。itwasallpurewhite,rollingingentle,undulationswheretheicejamsofthefreeze-uphadformed。northandsouth,asfarashiseyecouldsee,itwasunbrokenwhite,saveforadarkhairlinethatcurvedandtwistedfromaroundthespruce-coveredislandtothesouth,andthatcurvedandtwistedawayintothenorth,whereitdisappearedbehindanotherspruce-coveredisland。thisdarkhair-linewasthetrail--themaintrail--thatledsouthfivehundredmilestothechilcootpass,dyea,andsaltwater;andthatlednorthseventymilestodawson,andstillontothenorthathousandmilestonulato,andfinallytost。michaelonberingsea,athousandmilesandhalfathousandmore。
butallthis--themysterious,far-reachinghair-linetrail。theabsenceofsunfromthesky,thetremendouscold,andthestrangenessandweirdnessofitall--madenoimpressionontheman。itwasnotbecausehewaslongusedtoit。hewasanewcomer!intheland,achechaquo,andthiswashisfirstwinter。thetroublewithhimwasthathewaswithoutimagination。hewasquickandalertinthethingsoflife,butonlyinthethings,andnotinthesignificances。fiftydegreesbelowzeromeanteighty-odddegreesoffrost。suchfactimpressedhimasbeingcoldanduncomfortable,andthatwasall。itdidnotleadhimtomeditateuponhisfrailtyasacreatureoftemperature,anduponmansfrailtyingeneral,ableonlytolivewithincertainnarrowlimitsofheatandcold;andfromthereonitdidnotleadhimtotheconjecturalfieldofimmortalityandmansplaceintheuniverse。fiftydegreesbelowzerostoodfortebiteoffrostthathurtandthatmustbeguardedagainstbytheuseofmittens,ear-flaps,warmmoccasins,andthicksocks。fiftydegreesbelowzerowastohimjustpreciselyfiftydegreesbelowzero。thatthereshouldbeanythingmoretoitthanthatwasathoughtthatneverenteredhishead。
asheturnedtogoon,hespatspeculatively。therewasasharp,eplosivecracklethatstartledhim。hespatagain。andagain,intheair,beforeitcouldfalltothesnow,thespittlecrackled。heknewthatatfiftybelowspittlecrackledonthesnow,butthisspittlehadcrackledintheair。undoubtedlyitwascolderthanfiftybelow--howmuchcolderhedidnotknow。butthetemperaturedidnotmatter。hewasboundfortheoldclaimontheleftforkofhendersoncreek,wheretheboyswerealready。theyhadcomeoveracrossthedividefromtheindiancreekcountry,whilehehadcometheroundaboutwaytotake;alookatthepossibilitiesofgettingoutlogsinthespringfromtheislandsintheyukon。hewouldbeintocampbysioclock;abitafterdark,itwastrue,buttheboyswouldbethere,afirewouldbegoing,andahotsupperwouldbeready。asforlunch,hepressedhishandagainsttheprotrudingbundleunderhisjacket。itwasalsounderhisshirt,wrappedupinahandkerchiefandlyingagainstthenakedskin。itwastheonlywaytokeepthebiscuitsfromfreezing。hesmiledagreeablytohimselfashethoughtofthosebiscuits,eachcutopenandsoppedinbacongrease,andeachenclosingageneroussliceoffriedbacon。
heplungedinamongthebigsprucetrees。thetrailwasfaint。afootofsnowhadfallensincethelastsledhadpassedover,andhewasgladhewaswithoutasled,travelinglight。infact,hecarriednothingbutthelunchwrappedinthehandkerchief。hewassurprised,however,atthecold。itcertainlywascold,heconcludedasherubbedhisnumbnoseandcheek-boneswithhismittenedhand。hewasawarm-whiskeredman,butthehaironhisfacedidnotprotectthehighcheek-bonesandtheeagernosethatthrustitselfaggressivelyintothefrostyair。
atthemansheelstrottedadog,abignativehusky,theproperwolfdog,gray-coatedandwithoutanyvisibleortemperamentaldifferencefromitsbrother,thewildwolf。theanimalwasdepressedbythetremendouscold。itknewthatitwasnotimefortraveling。itsinstincttolditatruertalethanwastoldtothemanbythemansjudgment。inreality,itwasnotmerelycolderthanfiftybelowzero;itwascolderthansitybelow,thanseventybelow。itwasseventy-fivebelowzero。sincethefreezingpointisthirty-twoabovezero,itmeantthatonehundredandsevendegreesoffrostobtained。thedogdidnotknowanythingaboutthermometers。possiblyinitsbraintherewasnosharpconsciousnessofaconditionofverycoldsuchaswasinthemansbrain。butthebrutehaditsinstinct。iteperiencedavaguebutmenacingapprehensionthatsubdueditandmadeitslinkalongatthemansheels,andthatmadeitquestioneagerlyeveryunwontedmovementofthemanasifepectinghimtogointocamportoseeksheltersomewhereandbuildafire。thedoghadlearnedfire,anditwantedfire,orelsetoburrowunderthesnowandcuddleitswarmthawayfromtheair。
thefrozenmoistureofitsbreathinghadsettledonitsfurinafinepowderoffrost,andespeciallywereitsjowls,muzzle,andeyelasheswhitenedbyitscrystalledbreath。themansredbeardandmustachewerelikewisefrosted,butmoresolidly,thedeposittakingtheformoficeandincreasingwitheverywarm,moistbreathheehaled。also,themanwaschewingtobacco,andthemuzzleoficeheldhislipssorigidlythathewasunabletoclearhischinwhenheepelledthejuice。theresultwasthatacrystalbeardofthecolorandsolidityofamberwasincreasingitslengthonhischin。ifhefelldownitwouldshatteritself,likeglass,intobrittlefragments。buthedidnotmindtheappendage。itwasthepenaltyalltobacco-chewerspaidinthatcountry,andhehadbeenoutbeforeintwocoldsnaps。theyhadnotbeensocoldasthis,heknew,butbythespiritthermometeratsitymileheknewtheyhadbeenregisteredatfiftybelowandatfifty-five。
heheldonthroughthelevelstretchofwoodsforseveralmiles,crossedawideflatofrigger-heads,anddroppeddownabanktothefrozenbedofasmallstream。thiswashendersoncreek,andheknewhewastenmilesfromtheforks。helookedathiswatch。itwastenoclock。hewasmakingfourmilesanhour,andhecalculatedthathewouldarriveattheforksathalf-pasttwelve。hedecidedtocelebratethateventbyeatinghislunchthere。
thedogdroppedinagainathisheels,withataildroopingdiscouragement,asthemanswungalongthecreek-bed。thefurrowoftheoldsled-trailwasplainlyvisible,butadozeninchesofsnowcoveredthemarksofthelastrunners。inamonthnomanhadcomeupordownthatsilentcreek。themanheldsteadilyon。hewasnotmuchgiventothinking,andjustthenparticularlyhehadnothingtothinkaboutsavethathewouldeatlunchat-theforksandthatatsioclockhewouldbeincampwiththeboys。therewasnobodytotalkto;and,hadtherebeen,speechwouldhavebeenimpossiblebecauseoftheice-muzzleonhismouth。sohecontinuedmonotonouslytochewtobac