英語作文錦集（8篇）
在日常學習、工作抑或是生活中，許多人都有過寫作文的經(jīng)歷，對作文都不陌生吧，借助作文可以宣泄心中的情感，調(diào)節(jié)自己的心情。還是對作文一籌莫展嗎？以下是小編整理的英語作文8篇，供大家參考借鑒，希望可以幫助到有需要的朋友。
英語作文 篇1
前兩天，姑姑帶妹妹來我爺爺家拜年。妹妹也在高新一小上學，所以，我們一見面就有說不完的話。
The first two days, my aunt took my sister to my grandfather's home for a new year. My sister is also in high school, so we can not finish the words as soon as we meet.
我們一起吃過晚飯后，大人們在一起說話，我和妹妹聊了一會寒假期間有趣的事后，就開始看動畫片，我倆玩的'非常高興。天黒了，妹妹要回家了，我依依不舍的和妹妹告別，我給妹妹說：“開學后再見！”
After we had dinner together, the adults talked together. I talked with my sister for a while. During the winter vacation, I started watching cartoons, and we enjoyed ourselves very much. Sadly, sister to go home, my sister and I say goodbye to the reluctant to part, my sister said: "after school!"
英語作文 篇2
My name is Wendy. I am a girl, but I like sports very much. My favourite sport is playing football. I play it well.
I often play football with my classmates. And I play football after school. I likefootball because it is very interesting. It makes me feel happy.
I often watch football matches on TV, the football matches are exciting.
I have a favourite football player. He is Kaka. He was in the Brazil Team, but now he isn’t in it. I like him, because he plays football very well. He is my hero.
英語作文 篇3
With the development of science and technology, it is much more common for people to buy goods through different kinds of media than before. People can buy things such as computers and necklaces through TV, radio, the Internet, etc.
Shopping through media is welcomed by most people due to various reasons. From the perspective of consumers, it can save time for people who don’t have much spare time. For retailers, it can cut costs for those without much circulating funds. However, there are still some defects in shopping through media. First, compared with face-to-face deal, it seems less reliable and trustworthy. Second, people will lose the fun of bargaining.
In my view, although shopping via media brings great convenience to us, we still should be brings great convenience to us, we still should be
careful when we “go shopping” through media. We should check the information released by the media. Only in this way can we fully enjoy the convenience brought by media shopping without the concern of being cheated.
英語作文 篇4
假如你是李華，家住江蘇南京上海路80號，20xx年暑假參加了全國中學生英語夏令營。請根據(jù)所給要點，給加拿大的筆友Thomas寫一封信，談?wù)勏牧顮I的'情況和你的感受。寫信日期：
20xx年8月10日。
1.營址：煙臺市。
2.活動日期：7月底，4天.
3.參加人員：全國中學生外語能力競賽獲勝者;中、美、英、澳英語教師。
4.活動內(nèi)容：
舉行英語演講比賽。
觀看學生表演，瀏覽名勝。
交流英語學習經(jīng)驗感受：①提高了英語口語能力;②交了許多朋友;③玩得很開心。
注意：
1.包括所提供要點，可適當增減細節(jié).
2.詞數(shù)100左右。
To Thomas
80 Shanghai Road
Nanjing, Jiangsu, PRC
Augustl0,20xx
Dear Thomas,
Nice to hear from you again. This summer vacation, at the end of July, we winners of NEPCS went to a four-day summer camp held in Yantai. Some English teachers from China, The USA, England and Australia joined us. We had an English speech competition, watched wonderful performances given by the students in Yantai and visited some places of interest. Besides, we exchanged our English learning experience. All the time English was spoken. Thus our spoken English has greatly improved and I have made many new friends. We really had great fun in the camp.
英語作文 篇5
Everyone has his favorite teacher, so do I. My favourite teacher is Miss Wei, our English teacher. We felt English very difficuit when we began to study English. Miss Wei had a good idea to solve the problem.
One day, Miss Wei came into the classroom with some fruits, such as apples,bananas,and oranges. She said: "Today we are going to learn the names of the fruits. You can eat the fruits if you can tell me their names in English." All the students listened carefully and studied hard. Someone even stood up to answer questions. Class was over, and the fruits were all eaten. From then on, I am more and more interested in English, and I want to say from my heart.
英語作文 篇6
icebergs are among nature＇s most spectacular creations, and yet mostpeople have never seen one. a vague air of mystery envelops them. theycome into being ----- somewhere ------in faraway, frigid waters, amidthunderous noise and splashing turbulence, which in most cases no onehears or sees. they exist only a short time and then slowly waste awayjust as unnoticed.
objects of sheerest beauty they have beencalled. appearing in an endless variety of shapes, they may bedazzlingly white, or they may be glassy blue, green or purple, tintedfaintly of in darker hues. they are graceful, stately, inspiring -----in calm, sunlight seas.but they are also called frightening anddangerous, and that they are ---- in the night, in the fog, and instorms. even in clear weather one is wise to stay a safe distance awayfrom them. most of their bulk is hidden below the water, so theirunderwater parts may extend out far beyond the visible top. also, theymay roll over unexpectedly, churning the waters around them.
icebergsare parts of glaciers that break off, drift into the water, float aboutawhile, and finally melt. icebergs afloat today are made of snowflakesthat have fallen over long ages of time. they embody snows that drifteddown hundreds, or many thousands, or in some cases maybe a millionyears ago. the snows fell in polar regions and on cold mountains, wherethey melted only a little or not at all, and so collected to greatdepths over the years and centuries.
as each year＇s snowaccumulation lay on the surface, evaporation and melting caused thesnowflakes slowly to lose their feathery points and become tiny grainsof ice. when new snow fell on top of the old, it too turned to icygrains. so blankets of snow and ice grains mounted layer upon layer andwere of such great thickness that the weight of the upper layerscompressed the lower ones. with time and pressure from above, the manysmall ice grains joined and changed to larger crystals, and eventuallythe deeper crystals merged into a solid mass of ice.
英語作文 篇7
the ccp has been prone to laud itself as the champion of womens liberation. right from the start, however, the ccp-revolutionaries seemed to have had a dual, and even contradictory approach to questions where women were positioned in the revolutionary process, and this has influenced the way in which women were represented in propaganda posters. on the one hand, there was the demand from the party that women were to be shown in their entire liberated splendor, as conscious and active participants in the great enterprise of reconstructing (socialist) china. the liberation of the female half of the population had attracted a lot of support for the ccp. various policies the ccp had eperimented with had been codified into legislation after coming to power in 1949. but in the eyes of many women intellectuals at the time, even these measures were not radical enough.
old-fashioned artistic ideas about the representation of women proved to be tenacious. by the early 20th century, a relatively well-established visual tradition had come into eistence that treated women as objects that could be consumed by the male gaze. numerous companies, both foreign and native, had settled in the treaty ports and the foreign settlements along the eastern seaboard. the advertising agencies the manufacturers brought with them promoted the use and appreciation of western art techniques in their advertisements. the advertising posters featured delectable young women, beautiful actresses and popular singers in colorful and tantalizing shanghai dresses (qi pao), endorsing various products, ranging from cigarettes and alcoholic beverages to fabrics and pesticides. the advertisments often were designed by chinese artists such as li mubai, jin meisheng and jin uechen, to cater to the specific chinese sense of aesthetics. most of them were calendars (yuefenpai) that were given away as free promotional gifts and hung up in homes and offices. this commercial printed matter became enormously popular, and its influence spread beyond advertising to other types of publications and design practice in general, where it became synonymous with modernity.even though these materials turned women into objects that served both commercial and titillating purposes, the genre as a whole nonetheless was seen by many as supportive of the demands for the emancipation of women. instead of treating females as non-entities as confucian orthodoy had prescribed, the posters not merely showed them, but presented them as gorgeously dressed, professional women that radiated an air of self-confidence. to many, these modeng [modern] girls were a reflection of womens search for a separate identity. the supporters of the calendar girls thus included many of the women who themselves were actively involved in the political struggle for womens liberation.
with the founding of the prc, both the theory and practice of the chinese advertising industry had to change completely. the designers of the commercial calendars, well versed in design techniques and able to visualize a product in a commercially attractive way, were quickly co-opted and incorporated in the various government and army organizations devoted to the production of propaganda posters. but they and their works continued to be regarded with suspicion by the representatives of the new ruling elite. and even though the officials from the cultural bureaucracy that took over had to admit that these designers could make rather acceptable new new year pictures, at the same time they could not refrain from allegations that their works still were marred by numerous political shortcomings.while these cultural authorities insisted that they did nothing more than pass on the correct proletarian viewpoints of (female) representatives of the masses, they usually complained that the artists still lacked the proper ideological standpoint. they acknowleged that the designers dutifully attempted to follow the new rules and regulations pertaining to the arts by producing scenes set in industry or agriculture. in some cases, the artists were accused of tending to depict elegant modern city girls, with highly patterned blouses and scarves, pale skins and manicured hands, much in the vein of the starlets who had been shown endorsing soap or cigarettes.these times, however, called for the depiction of peasant or working women taking obvious pride in their work, but whose faces and hands had been marked by unrelenting sunshine and hard labor. in the views of the laboring masses that the art critics allegedly had consulted, such images lacked verisimilitude: nobody in the villages or factories looked like these women. moreover, no woman dressed in the latest fashions was able to take part in hard physical labor while still looking as spic and span as the poster models did.
when looking at the practice of depicting women for propaganda purposes, it is safe to say that the pretty girl pictures continued to dominate the world of the propaganda poster, with the eception of the periods when high maoism was the norm. was this done in an attempt to make the latters message more palatable to the population? or was it simply because such representations could be read as a way of discounting women as revolutionary contenders, as epressions of the widely held belief that women were more interested in matters of clothing and physical appearance than men? whatever the reason, attractive female forms were used for political propaganda purposes in a manner very similar to commercial advertising, a practice that also has been noted by chinese writers.
英語作文 篇8
Hello!My name is .My English name is Joy.I’m 14 years old.I’m a happy girl.I have a happy family.My father and my mother are both office workers.They’re busy.But at weekends,they always cook nice food for me.I’m happy in the family.I love my parents and they love me very much.
I’m a student at Dongzhou Middle School.It is very big and beautiful.There are many classroom buildings and office buildings.Besides the buildings,there is a big playground.After school,there are lots of boys playing basketball on it.I think they are happy.There are a lot of flowers and trees in my school.They are beautiful.I like my school.In my school,I have many friends.All my friends are polite and helpful.My friends are all nice to me.They can make me happy.So I like playing with them.
My hobbies are listening to music and reading.I like pop music very much.I dislike sports because I’m not strong.It’s hard for me.
I have a happy family,a beautiful school and many nice friends.I enjoy every day.
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