篇一:《初中英语作文：妈妈,原来您也有犯错误的时候 Mom, I Thought You》
初中英语作文：妈妈，原来您也有犯错误的时候 Mom, I Thought You Mom, I Thought You Were Always Right
Mom was always right in my eyes before. This is what mom implanted into my mind. Every sentence she said to me was correct. So I got used to following her words. Then there came one thing lately, which made mom herself admit that she was wrong. The fact goes like this. Although mom loves me, she doesn't like girls. So she wanted all along to have a boy. But what she did violated the birth control policy of China. She was seriously condemned. It seemed that mom's dream of having a boy had come to nothing. Mom, I really thought you were right at the beginning, but I was wrong.
以前，妈妈在我眼里永远是正确的。因为妈妈总是给我灌输这种观点，妈妈说的每一句话都是对的。因此我对妈妈言听计从，习以为常。可是不久前发生的一件事，连妈妈自己也承认错了。事情是这样的。妈妈虽然爱我，但她却不喜欢女孩子，一直想再给我生一个小弟弟。可是她这样做严重违背了我们国家的计划生育政策，因此受到单位领导的严厉批评。看样子妈妈生一个小弟弟的梦想是破灭了。妈妈，起初我真的以为你总是正确的，但我错了。
篇二:《初中英语作文：妈妈,原来您也有犯错误的时候 Mom, I Thought You》
初中英语作文：妈妈，原来您也有犯错误的时候 Mom, I Thought You Mom, I Thought You Were Always Right
Mom was always right in my eyes before. This is what mom implanted into my mind. Every sentence she said to me was correct. So I got used to following her words. Then there came one thing lately, which made mom herself admit that she was wrong. The fact goes like this. Although mom loves me, she doesn't like girls. So she wanted all along to have a boy. But what she did violated the birth control policy of China. She was seriously condemned. It seemed that mom's dream of having a boy had come to nothing. Mom, I really thought you were right at the beginning, but I was wrong.
以前，妈妈在我眼里永远是正确的。因为妈妈总是给我灌输这种观点，妈妈说的每一句话都是对的。因此我对妈妈言听计从，习以为常。可是不久前发生的一件事，连妈妈自己也承认错了。事情是这样的。妈妈虽然爱我，但她却不喜欢女孩子，一直想再给我生一个小弟弟。可是她这样做严重违背了我们国家的计划生育政策，因此受到单位领导的严厉批评。看样子妈妈生一个小弟弟的梦想是破灭了。妈妈，起初我真的以为你总是正确的，但我错了。
篇三:《英语作文2》
Love Yourself, Love Your Eyes
June 6th is National Eyes Caring Day .The topic is Caring for Eyesight .It is belived to have good eyesight is very important to everyone especially to us middle school students during our growth time .Poor eyesight may result in many difficulties in our daily life and study.We hope every student can from now on form good habits when using eyes .
Remember,a clear world is only for bright eyes .
Liu Wei ,an armless piano player,has a very special experience.He lost his arms in an accident when he was 10,but he didn't give up his dream of being a pianist .He tried to practice playing the piano with his feet .Finally he realized his dream in “China's Got Talent”.
As a student ,I have learnt a lot from his story .We may meet a lot of difficulties in our future life ,but we should believe that our dream will come ture by working hard .No matter how hard life is ,we won't fail unless we give up our hope .
Our class is going to have a farewell party on the morning of June 18.At 8:00,we will talk about“What are you going to be when you grow up ?”After that ,we will discuss our plan for the summer hoilday .From 9:00 to 10:00 we will sing ,dance, put on short playsand enjoy tousle .At10:10,we are going to do some cleaning ,repair the desks and chairs and give books to the pupils.
At 11:00,we will take photos ,give each other telephone numbers and addresses,and give presents to the teachers .At 11:30,the party will be over .
11th May Sunday Rainy
Today is Mother's Day .I love my mother so much that I have done many things for her .In the morning ,I bought some flowers with pocket money and put them in the vase .In the afternoon I went to the market to buy some vegetables and cooked a simple but delious dineer for my family .Aftersupper,I gave my mother the card that I made myself and said “Happy Mothe's Day” to her .Then I told her to pay more attention to her health and not to overwork .I also promised to help her do some housework from today on .Hearing the words ,Mother was moved to tears.
Today is a special day ,warm and meaningful .
I began to practice Chinese kung fu when I was five .As we know ,learning kung fu well is hard work .I got up at five o’clock in the morning and trained for at least six hours a day .I felt so tired all day that hardly wanted to go on learning any more .
I took part in a competition last year and was the champion .My classmates ,my family and some people were all pround of me .I looked like a hero .
From then on ,I understand hard work is happiness .I am luck that I didn’t give up this difficult sport .
Sunday ,May 31st
Fine Today my parents and I went to Qinghai Museum which was opened a few years ago .There
ware lots of Yellow River stones and paintings on show .While we watching ,I saw some visitors eating and throwing peelings here and there .I went up and told them not to do that .I think the museum is a public place .Everyone should take care of it .And throwing peeling everywhere is bad for the environment .It is our duty to keep the museum clean and tidy .
Dear editor,
I am writing to tell you about how children from different countries choose gifts for their mothers on Monther’s Day .Anita from the UK gives her mom a green scarf because her mother needs one and green is her favourite color .As for the American boy Jacob,he sends his mom a hand –made card ,because he think it’s easy to make and means a lot .I come from China and I would like to help my mom clean the house on that day ,for I think this gift costs little but makes my mom happy .
Looking forward to your reply .
Yours,
Lin Chao
My hostess is Mrs William .She is a middle aged housewife with blonde hair. I really like this outgoing woman .We get along well with each other .She always takes care of my daily life .She cooks and washes clothes for me .That makes me feel like at home .What’s more ,she is very interested in Chinese history and culture.So she often reads books about China .She hopes to visite China one day .
Hello, everyone !
Would you like to have fun after he exam ? We will have an exciting trip to the Sundhine Farm on June 28th .On that day ,we will meet on the school playground at 8:00 in the morning .The school bus will take us there .We can get relaxed and get close to the nature .On the farm ,we will have a picnic.We can also pick fruits such as tomatoes and strawberries.But we must’t swim in the river .And can’t go off on our own .I am sure we will enjoy ourselves on the Sunshine Farm . Welcome to join us !
Li Hua Dear Kathy ,
I am Shang Wenjie .I have read your notice on the Internet and I am very glad to be your friend .I was born in 1997 .I study in Shenzhen Shiyan Middle School .I like English very much .I think I can help you to know about Chinese culture ,food and festivals by sending e-mail .Besides,we can also chat with each other on the Internet in Chinese or English.I hope we can keep in touch each other very often .
I am looking forward to your e-mail.
篇四:《【英语写作II】范文两篇》
请大家打印、阅读如下两篇范文并带到周五（4月3号）课堂。
The Sometimes Silent Partner
To see how important music was to me, I tried going without it for an entire day. There were no songs playing on my alarm clock to wake me. There was no music on in the car while I drove to school. I went through the entire day without listening to a single CD. Did I survive? Of course I did. Was I miserable? You bet. I was alternately stressed out and bored. It felt like Lent, where I have to give up something I really enjoy. Music is a necessary and integral part of our lives, so much so that we may not recognize its value. From the most insignificant to the most important moments in our lives, music helps make our experiences complete. Music also helps up remember and celebrate our heritage as part of rituals and in everyday events.
One place music plays an important role is in movies. Many of us think that background music reflects the action of a scene, which it does, but it also helps create the emotions we feel when we are watching that action. For example, would the shark-attack scenes in Jaws be as suspenseful without the famous “Ta-Dum, Ta-Dum” of the theme song? Would we be as likely to shed a tear in a sad movie without the swelling of violins in the background? Sound directors use this music to trigger a viewer‟s emotional reaction to a movie. The beauty of a good movie soundtrack is that you don‟t notice it. The next time you put a tape in the VCR, try spending a few minutes watching the movie with the sound off. Chances are that your experience of the movie during those few minutes will be flat and maybe even boring.
On the other hand, certain pieces of music have become all-important to us over time and have come to symbolize certain events. Can you imagine going to a baseball game and not singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game?” For me, this song and the six clear notes before the crowd yells “Charge!” are at the heart of enjoying the game. In other cases, a certain piece of music is central to an important ritual or ceremony. When an organist plays “The Wedding March”, we know that it is time for the bride to walk down the aisle. When Americans hear “The Star Spangled Banner,” they stand up and put their hands over their hearts. When we hear the harmonizing trumpets of the Olympic theme, we know that the games are about to begin or a medal is going to be awarded. Each of these pieces of music goes hand-in-hand with the ritual itself. It is hard for me even to think about one of these events without hearing its accompanying music.
Finally, the importance of music is universal; it is used by people of all countries to remember their heritage and culture. For example, the people of Louisiana have continued to sing folk songs in Cajun French, keeping the language alive. Cajun musicians use the same instruments (the fiddle, accordion, and guitar) as their
Acadian ancestors who immigrated to Louisiana. When they perform, these musicians pass on the language, traditions, and sounds of their forefathers and foremothers to the next generation. There are other ways people keep their heritage alive through music. For example, American Indians sing songs passed down from their ancestors as part of religious ceremonies. In my church, the choir sometimes sings hymns in Latin to reflect the ancient roots of our faith. Regardless of language or nationality, we all have probably gained some sense of our cultures through music. Songs can be the most familiar ties to our heritage because they are all around us; they are sung in times of celebration and of mourning, as part of ritual and as part of leisure.
Whether it is front and center or behind the scenes, music helps give meaning to activities and events in our lives. In movies, ceremonies, or cultural gatherings, music is sure to play an important role. We may not always notice the presence of music in our lives and may sometimes take it for granted. Without it, however, our world would indeed be a silent place.
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American and Chinese Child-Raising
Most conscientious parents in America and China are keeping their eyes focused on their children. Dr. Benjamin Spock, a famous child-rearing expert, the author of the book Baby and Child Care, said in 1973, "what is making the parents' job most difficult is today's child-centered viewpoint." Both Chinese and Americans favor the children. Of course, there are great differences between the ways of child-raising in these two countries because of the different traditional cultures.
American children are encouraged to be self-reliant from a very early age, for individualism, independence and self- reliance are the most distinctive American characteristics. Lisa is an American student at Nanjing University. She told me that when she was about 5 years old, her mom asked her to take care of her own clothes and bedroom and if she did well, her mom would praise her by giving her a kiss. Lisa's parents seldom prevented her from being independent of them. Lisa also told me that when she was 15 or 16 years old and she wanted to have a part-time job to raise money so that she could go to California to visit her friend, her parents said O.K. to her.
In contrast to American children, Chinese children are loved rather blindly by their parents. According to Chinese Education Newspaper, July 28th, 1989, "more and more families each have an only child. These children are considered to be the sun, and the parents planets revolving around it. "These children can't care for themselves without the help of their parents. Parents make all the arrangements for the children. They tell them what they should do and how they can do it. Some children rarely do housework, not even what they are able to do, such as cleaning their rooms, cooking meals and washing their own clothes. If the children show an inclination to be independent from their parents, for example, if they want to look for a part-time job or travel alone, the elders will object firmly, „My dear, you are only 16. You are too young to do that.‟"
Many Americans believe that everyone needs some private time each day, to be alone and think one's private thoughts without others intruding on his private space. On the contrary, Chinese parents think that their children should have no secrets. They take it for granted that children should share any secret with their parents. Children should be honest and frank in front of them. Peter, an overseas student from the U.S.A. was very surprised to learn that his Chinese friends' diaries could be read by their parents. He said that his parents would not look through anything that belonged to him without his permission. "Every American knows that letters and papers lying on or in one's desk are private. Parents haven't the right to read them," he said. "However, in China, it seems that children are used to having their diaries read." While saying this, he shook his head with puzzlement in his eyes.
There are differences between the attitudes of how to treat a child in America and China. In China, parents are accepted as rulers and masters. Their children's relations with them are very formal and love for them is combined with fear. Parents act as the superiors of their children.
When Chinese parents find the children's friends always visit their home, they will observe them furtively and judge whether they are good or not for their children only by their actions and appearances. If parents think they are OK, they will not stop their children from making friends with them; but if they are not satisfied with the boy or the girl, they will instruct them, "We'll beat you on the legs if we see you with him (her) once more."
However, in America, there seems to be much more social equality between parents and children than in China. There is less formal respect for and fear of the parents. To the children, their parents are something like good friends. In Seventeen (Nov. 1989). Susan Chace wrote in "The Heat Is On": "Your parents have just a few million suggestions, requirements and thoughts they'd like to share with you." To some extent, parents play the role of advisors, but not superiors.
When American parents find their children's friends not satisfactory, they will not tell their children directly that they should not stay with each other. They will say it tactfully. For instance, Peter‟s mother often said to him, “Come home early” or “Can you be back home a little earlier to help me with the housework?”
The degree to which American parent are involved in their children's schools is often surprising to people of China. "Besides encouraging their children to be good at both academic and extracurricular activities, Americans often volunteer to help with classroom or after-school activities," Diane Stanford and Zhang Xi-ren say in England and America (published in 1986). However, Chinese emphasize grades and scores. They believe that high marks are everything, so they forbid their children to attend nature clubs, musical organizations, art and drama groups, etc. These students have to root themselves in examination papers.
Both American and Chinese parents want their children to be successful in the future, so most parents want their kids to have a higher education. Since it is much easier for American young people to enter colleges than Chinese youngsters, American parents don't feel as nervous as Chinese do. When Peter asked what he should do if he couldn't enter any universities, his parents told him that he could choose any job he liked. I remember, when I was wondering which university I would like to enter, my parents said: "Study much harder, or you'll be a dustman." Generally speaking, Chinese children, especially teenagers, are much more frustrated than American children because of their parents' pressure on study.
Through comparing American and Chinese child-raising, we can see the two different ways of child's characteristic training, different attitudes of treating children, different relationships between parents and children, and the different kinds of education children have. In spite of these great differences, what all the parents of the two countries have is the eternal love for their children.
篇五:《全国各地中考英语作文题目及范文 90篇》{chinese,mom,英语作文}.
全国各地中考英语作文题目及范文 （共90 篇）doc
001(江西省) 假设你是Emma，你的笔友Josh给你写了一封电子邮件，向你倾诉他在家里的一些烦恼。请根据来信和提示，给Josh回一封电子邮件。先说说你的看法，再给出建议，并适当发挥。
提示：1.内容要点：（1）看法：在父母看来，我们仍是孩子；父母这样做是为了保护我们。
（2）建议：给父母写信谈谈你的想法；主动帮你父母做些力所能及的事情。
2.回信应包括以上所有提示的信息，做到行文连贯，不要逐字翻译。 3.词数：不少于80。开头和结尾已经写好，不计入总词数。 Dear Josh,
Thanks for your e-mail. I have ever had the same experience. I even had a fight with my parents. But now, I understand them.
____________________________________________________________________
I hope this helps!
Emma
参考范文：
Dear Josh,
Thanks for your e-mail. I have ever had the same experience. I even had a fight with my parents. But now, I understand them. We are growing up, but often, it's hard for our parents to see this. To them, we are still children and they want to protect us. Sometimes, it's hard for you to talk to your parents. Here's an idea: Write your mother and father a letter. In the letter, tell your parents what you are thinking about. Then maybe they will understand you better. After your parents read the letter, try to talk to them. In your free time, you'd better do something you can to help your parents. For example, you can help your parents with some housework.
What's more, you can describe your friends to your parents and tell them more about you and your life. I hope this helps!
Emma
002（北京市）
假设你叫刘京，是美国中学生托尼的笔友，你收到了他的来信。请给托尼写一封回信，回答他的问题，介绍北京良好的公交服务，并谈谈你的感受。
Hi! Liu Jing,{chinese,mom,英语作文}.
My grandpa is going to Beijing next month because he ahs heard a lot about the city and he would like to see it himself. He says the bus service in Beijing is very good now, and people can to anywhere by bus. Is he right? Can you tell me something more about it?
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I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon. Yours,
Tony
Hi! Tony,
I'm glad to know your grandpa is coming to Beijing. ___________________
_________________________________________________________________ If you have more questions, please ask me.
Yours,
Liu Jing
参考范文：
Dear Tony,
I'm glad to know your grandpa is coming to Beijing.