作文必须包括以下要点:
1. 在家经常帮助父母和其他家庭成员,他们也很爱你。
2. 在学校认真学习,尊敬老师,与同学相处友好。
3. 平时注意爱护环境,遵守交通规则,宽容待人。
4. 有许多好朋友,生活得很开心很自信,始终带着笑容面对一切。
要求:1. 词数不少于80;
2. 内容要点可用不同方式表达;
3. 鼓励作紧扣主题的适当发挥;
4. 所给的开头不计入总词数。
My happy life
Everyone wants to have a happy life.Different people have different ways to get it.
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删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉;
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注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;
2.只允许修改10处,多者(从第11处起)不计分。
This morning I went to People’s park as usually. I take part in a English activity called “English Corner” in the park every Sunday. When I was practising English there with some friends, two America students came. We were all interesting in sports, but we talked about our love of sports. I told them I liked playing football. They said they also liked them and they were even members of their school’s football team. We talk about some rules, some famous player and other things about football. I like this kind conversation, because I can not only pracise my English, but also to learn some other useful things.
3 . Do You Have a Positive Attitude?
Who would you rather hang around with? Someone who always acts in low spirits? Or someone who manages to see the good around him,even when things aren't always going great?
Having a positive attitude can help you in many ways.
But how can you have a positive attitude when life is hard? It's more than just turning life's lemons into lemonade.
A positive attitude doesn't mean ignoring life's troubles. It just means looking for the good in things, rather than being a pessimist and concentrating on the bad in things. Sometimes your attitude can make all the difference.
Identify (识别) those areas of your life that might not be going so well.
A.The answer is to have a positive attitude. |
B.Having a positive attitude can take some hard work. |
C.They are likely to make you have negative thoughts. |
D.Having a positive attitude can also reduce your stress level. |
E.If you have a positive attitude, you're more fun to be around. |
F.When you feel better physically, you naturally feel better mentally. |
G.It's no surprise that people enjoy being around positive people rather than negative people. |
There are successes and failures, which can hardly be avoided in people’s lives. Faced with failure, ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
5 . Are you failing school? Do you have trouble finding and holding on to a job? Are you unhappy at work? Have you been accumulating a great deal of personal debt? Are you concerned about your weight?
● Stop being self-absorbed and search for a purpose that will add meaning and excitement in your life.
● Move to a new neighborhood, a new town. Go to a new school; find a new gym.
● Make new friends. They will appreciate who you are, and help you find your passion, which you might not even know you posses.
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● Change the “Choice Architecture” of your life. Make the desired choice most accessible to you.
If you aren’t happy with your life, change your lifestyle, your personal attitudes, and the circumstances you live in.
A.Develop good habits. |
B.Show them your personality. |
C.If so, you had better make some changes. |
D.In a new place, you can appreciate ways of thinking. |
E.In a word, you must find your element by taking action. |
F.Don’t constantly blame others for failing to get ahead in life. |
G.If you are a good dancer, you want to live near a theatre district. |
When Abdus Salam looks across the trash-filled river near his home in one of Dhaka's major garment manufacturing districts, he remembers a time
The river beside him is now black like an ink stain. Abdus Salam said waste from nearby garment factories and dye houses has polluted the water. "There are no fish now," he said. "The water is so polluted that our children and grandchildren cannot have
Bangladesh is the world's second
Fashion is responsible for up to one-fifth of
One 55-year-old, who
7 . When it comes to sitting properly, we all know the correct way even if we don' t do it to the letter. No crossed legs, bottoms touching the back of the chair and feet on the ground. But even if you' re doing it right, sitting for long periods is shockingly bad for you. It has been described as the new smoking, linked to heart disease and even cancer. There is no doubt we should all try to do less of it. But perhaps we could also do it better.
A classic survey, published in 1953, described 100 different sitting postures adopted by 480 cultures around the world. Among the most common were sitting cross-legged, kneeling and the deep squat (深蹲), with feet flat on the ground and bottoms resting on or just above it. Even in Western cultures, these are preferred sitting positions among young children. But Westerners tend to prefer chair use from an early age, insisting children sit on seats in school.
One big problem with this desire for chairs is that they make sitting so, well, sedentary (久坐不动的). Consider the Hadza, a group of hunter-gatherer people in Tanzania. They spend around 9 hours a day sitting. However, they squat and sit on the ground in various positions, and this involves high levels of muscle activity. The supportive nature of chairs, with their high backs and armrests, removes this effort perhaps the reason that people love them.
So what' s the best way to sit? Josette Bettany-SaItikov at Teesside University, UK has found that kneeling can help keep the spine in a better position as does squatting. We might also take inspiration from traditional cultures like the Hadza. "Use a variety of postures and preferably not just still postures but some which allow movement," says Bettany-Saltikov.
Bettany-Saltikov believes that we should be rethinking what it means to do a desk job. "We still need to design workplaces that enable people to be productive while being lightly active, like with under-table cycling or walking desks," she says. For now, if your job is sedentary, don' t forget to stand up regularly and move around.
1. What does the author think of sitting properly for long?A.It still does some harm. | B.It improves body shape. |
C.It can prevent heart disease. | D.It may cause smoking-related illnesses. |
A.Children should sit in their preferred manner. |
B.Children should take their seats while sitting. |
C.Children should practice sitting cross-legged. |
D.Children should learn different sitting postures. |
A.They sit for short periods of time. | B.They sit for the purpose of exercise. |
C.They use some muscles while sitting. | D.They remain generally still while sitting. |
A.Combine exercise and their work. | B.Improve their productivity at work. |
C.Kneel or go cycling as often as possible. | D.Start exercising as soon as they leave work. |
8 . The lazy beach vacations and study-abroad years are gone because of the pandemic (流行病). Many, who believe travel is in their genes, find it
People always have a strong
We can go off the
We can plan a trip instead while we can't
Many of us, me included, have taken what we have for granted. Tom Swick, a travel writer, tells me he
A.unbearable | B.unpredictable | C.unreliable | D.uncertain |
A.heading | B.competing | C.switching | D.longing |
A.optimistic | B.active | C.desperate | D.hesitant |
A.pressure | B.sorrow | C.fancy | D.desire |
A.reserved | B.satisfied | C.explained | D.ignored |
A.experience | B.recover | C.risk | D.provide |
A.curiosity | B.alternatives | C.advances | D.regret |
A.hidden | B.broken | C.beaten | D.frozen |
A.hobbies | B.shelters | C.fictions | D.locals |
A.refuse | B.appreciate | C.decrease | D.avoid |
A.mentally | B.rarely | C.physically | D.merely |
A.negative | B.mild | C.valueless | D.significant |
A.concern | B.chaos | C.independence | D.joy |
A.off the track | B.in the way | C.around the comer | D.to the point |
A.look forward to | B.look down on | C.look out for | D.look back at |
A.canceling | B.plotting | C.adjusting | D.denying |
A.reward | B.focus | C.price | D.form |
A.frightening | B.rolling | C.appealing | D.resting |
A.used | B.hoped | C.agreed | D.wanted |
A.service | B.gift | C.trend | D.play |