⑴ 英语微写作，写作素材：1.我的英语不好。2.我不放弃它，也从没失去勇气。3、在英语老师的鼓励下，我相...
I'm sorry to say that I'm not good at English. However, I would never lost courage in learning it nor give up it . With the encouragement from my beloved English teacher, I believe I can get it through and make progress in learning English. I am working hard at English, and I have confidence in myself.
⑵ 高考英语作文写作素材：端午节用英语怎么说
端午节
[词典] the Dragon Boat Festival(端午节为每年农历五月初五,本来是夏版季的...;
[例句]我们谈到了端午节和权儿童节。
We talked about the Dragon Boat Festival holiday and Children's Day.
⑶ 雅思写作素材可从哪里积累平时看英语周刊可以吗
一方面可来以通过广泛的 文章涉自猎，包括《经济学人》、《时代》等英美主流杂志媒体；另一方面，雅思写作常考的话题类别有：教育类、生态环境自然资源与动物保护类、科技与发明类、媒体与广告类、政府与城市化类、社会与家庭类、犯罪与法律类、文化语言旅游全球化类、职业发展与生活方式类、抽象类等，可以按照类别收集一些相关的素材。
⑷ 初中生记叙文写作素材
你要几个，我那儿有四十多个，先给你两个吧。
1、 相信
两位情同手足的好朋友。有一次，他们在阳光下各持一把剑练习着。这时，其中一个人开玩笑说：“我要把你一刀砍成两半！”另一个很有信心且毫不在意地说：“好呀！试试看。”结果，血溅一地。阳光下，一对好友，瞬间成为仇敌。原来的好朋友，在友谊的阳光下，一个深信对方不会下手，另一个则确信他会避开……可最后，他们都错了。相信他人，可是该信什么呢？怀疑一切，同样是可怕的。
2、 祷告的手
大约1940年，丢勒和奈斯丁是一对好朋友，都是在奋斗中的画家。由于贫穷，他们必须半工半读才能够继续学业。可因为工作占去他们许多时间，两人的画艺进步很慢。困惑了良久，两个人想出一个办法，决定，一个人工作来支持彼此的生活费，另一个人则全心学习艺术。丢勒赢了，得以继续学习。而奈斯丁则辛勤工作，供应两个人的生活所需。几年后，丢勒成功了，他按照两人当初的约定找到奈斯丁，履行支持奈斯丁学习的协议。可他发现，为了支持自己而辛勤工作，奈斯丁那双原本优美敏感的双手的手指已经僵硬扭曲，遭到终生的损坏，不能灵敏地操作画笔了。丢勒心痛如绞。这天，丢勒去拜访奈斯丁，发现奈斯丁正合着双手，跪在地上，安静而诚挚地为他的成功祷告。艺术家双眼潮湿，将朋友那双祷告的手画了下来。这幅画成为举世闻名的《祷告的手》。其实，在我们每一个人的背后，其实都有着一双，或者更多双这样的手，值得我们铭记。比如：慈母渐渐霜白的头发，父亲渐渐佝偻的躯干，爱人日渐增皱纹的面颊。
⑸ 新概念作文素材大全
在高中英语的写作课堂中和大家一起分享了，要在考试中取得高分，必须开展“四化”建设:结构清晰化、开头个性化、用词凶悍化和句式多样化。前面“两化”都有一定的技巧性，而后“两化”则需要靠大家在平时的英语学习中日积月累，积累的越多才会有足够的知识点和素材，从而写出丰富的而且有思想的作文;反之，即使用完所有的积蓄，也只能写出残缺的文章。
众所周知，新概念英语第二册，由浅入深、逐步学习语法要点;同时通过对经典句型结构的分析和理解以及对词汇的大量补充，能逐步提高我们英语听、说、读、写、译五项综合能力。因此，学好新概念二册完全可以让我们为建设后“两化”做充分准备，同时也是提高我们高中英语写作的好素材。 高中写作中对词和句的要求，从整体上说，也就是要求我们在写作中要做到语言的多样化。首先看词，用词要凶悍也就是我们的词汇要在准确的前提下做到丰富和高级，因为阅卷老师会去有意寻找那些相对高级和复杂的单词，所以我们要学会摆脱那些写作考试中常见的“恶心词汇”，这样才能张显个性，打动阅卷老师。新概念二册词汇的学习过程，正是让大家词汇不断丰富和升级的一个过程，这样的例子基本上每篇课文都会出现。 比如在学习第一课bear这个单词时，我们就会学到其他几个表示“容忍”的单词:tolerate, stand, enre, 而我们在第二单元27课的难点学习中还可以学到一个非常经典的词组put up with，通过练习的句子I’m getting a divorce. I can’t put up with him any longer.就能深刻的记住它的意思。 在写作中我们经常要使用表达爱憎感情的词语，例如“喜欢”，除了我们都会的like, love以外，在新二第1课出现了enjoy这个词，在第20课我们会学到be interested in这个词组，在第26课，单词便升级到欣赏这个词appreciate。 学习二册词汇最大的特点是，我们会经常区分同义单词的意义，这对我们写作用词的准确是个很好的保证。例如，在我们学习“损坏”这个词时，第3课出现了spoil，在第10课出现了damage，加上break和destroy，通过例句我们便很容易区分四个单词的意义，break表示破和碎，The little boy broke the window of the neighbour’s.(小男孩打破了邻居家的窗户)，spoil指的是心情和质量的破坏，往往含有不顺心的的意义，The rain spoiled our plan to go camping. (雨天打破了我们野营的计划);damage强调的是一定程度上的可以修复的破坏，The car’s engine was damaged in the traffic accident.(交通事故损坏了汽车的发动机);而destroy的损坏则指的是无法修复，彻底摧毁，Typhoon destroyed the wooden hut. (台风摧毁了这座小木屋)。 再看句式的多样化,这也是阅卷老师关心的一个问题，老师会在作文中寻找是否有好的以及丰富的句式，有就会加分，反之则会减分;大家都喜欢用简单句，道理很简单，长句信息量大，但结构复杂;短句简洁明了，但信息量小。一连串的长句不易于读者理解，而一连的短句又使读者感到单调。如果能在写作中做到长句和短句相互补充，文章就会显得错落有致，语言表现力也会增强。在一篇作文中使用2到3个复杂句，就会给文章增色很少，至少提高一个得分档次。在新概念二册的学习中，存在大量的经典句型，而且每种句型都在不断的升级;同时，每一单元都是写作的一个提高，比如我们在一单元会学习简单句，二单元则重点讲解用连词合并简单句成并列句，而三四单元则升华到使用复杂句。 例如，我们在第一课会学到这样一句型，I could not bear it.这是个典型的主语+情态动词+动词原形的结构，而随着我们的学习，学到的句型会一个比一个升级，在第34课第4行，有“……not……anymore.”句型:I could not bear it anymore. 第38课8到9行，有“It is more than……”句型:It is more than I could bear. 第50课10行，有“This is as far as…..”句型:This is as far as I could bear. 随着学习，我们自己就可以见证句型学习的进步和多样化，英语学习之一大乐事也。 学习新概念第二册，可以让我们在学完一册后敢于开口说英语到敢于动笔写英语，从而可以见证它对提高写作水平有着非凡的作用。第一课的学习便开始了一单元的简单句之旅，除了帮大家分析句子成份外，我们还会学习英语中的五大基本句型:主+谓，主+系+表，主+谓+宾，主+谓+双宾，主+谓+宾+宾补。通过一个这样的小对白，我们便可轻而易举的记住五大句型:You know. I find you. You are my princess. You show me the hope. I call you my love. 二单元第25课中大量的连词学习，能教会大家使用连接词合并两个有关联的句子成并列句，例如，两个简单句:This is NOS.(New Oriental School)和I learn English here.就能用and连接:This is NOS and I learn English here.每篇课文中的摘要写作练习可以帮助大家改变写作中这种“双截棍”式的表达，即简单句到底。三、四单元中定语从句和非谓语动词等学习可以教会大家在写作中使用长句和复杂句，如This is NOS, founded in 1993, where I study English and a large number of students expect to improve English here. 只要大家在新概念二册的学习中坚持练习，一定可以感受到这种循序渐进的过程，并且写
⑹ 2016考研英语写作素材，有关“健康与财富”的名人名言，越多越好，越全越好，多谢
亲爱的广大考研学子们，现在离2016考研还有10天左右的时间了，是不是有种箭在弦上的感觉呢?冲刺阶段最忌讳紧张和慌手脚，保持一颗平常心就好。现在多背背2016考研英语的素材，对写作是有帮助的，最起码练练语感，不至于面对“作文”无话可说。
关于“健康与财富”的关系，众说纷纭，今年的作文会不会涉及呢?那下面的语料对你就有帮助了。
健康篇
A light heart lives long.—William Shakespeare, British dramatist
豁达者长寿。——英国剧作家 威廉·莎士比亚
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and
wise.—Benjamin Franklin, American President
早睡早起会使人健康、富有和聪明。——美国总统 本杰明·富兰克林
The first wealth is health.—Ralph Waldo Emerson, American thinker
健康是人生第一财富。——美国思想家 拉尔夫·瓦尔多·爱默生
财富篇
All the splendor in the world is not worth a good friend.—Voltaire, French
thinker
人世间所有的荣华富贵不如一个好朋友。——法国思想家 伏尔泰
Creditors have better memories than debtors .—Benjamin Franklin, American
President
放债的比借债的记忆好。——美国总统 本杰明·富兰克林
If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow some. —Benjamin
Franklin, American President
要想知道钱的价值，就想办法去借钱试试。——美国总统 本杰明·富兰克林
If your riches are yours, why don’t you take them with you to the other
world?—Benjamin Franklin, American President
如果财富是你的，那么你为什么不把它们和你一起带到另一个世界去呢?——美国总统 本杰明·富兰克林
Money is a good servant and a bad master.—Francis Bacon, British
philosopher
金钱是善仆，也是恶主。——英国哲学家 弗朗西斯·培根
Money is like muck, not good except it be spread.—Francis Bacon, British
philosopher
金钱好比粪肥，只有撒到大地上才是有用之物。——英国哲学家 弗朗西斯·培根
No country, however rich, can afford the waste of its human
resources.—Franklin Roosevelt, American President
任何一个国家，不管它多么富裕，都浪费不起人力资源。——美国总统 富兰克林·罗斯福
Sometimes one pays most for the things one gets for nothing.—Albert
Einstein, American scientist
有时候一个人为不花钱得到的东西付出的代价最高。——美国科学家 艾伯特·爱因斯坦
⑺ 英语写作素材 我参加的英语考试需要很大的知识面。需要英语的最好是美国的重大与人物事件。而我现在连人名
Reeve was real-life 'Superman'
Although he will always be remembered for portraying "Superman," the greatest role of actor Christopher Reeve's life was as a champion of sufferers of spinal cord injuries(脊椎损伤患者中的斗士) and an advocate of stem cell research(干细胞研究).
Unlike the man of steel, he wasn't faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive and he couldn't leap tall buildings in a single bound.
But the courage and determination Reeve displayed in trying to overcome his paralysis from a 1995 horse-riding accident far surpassed any of the feats of the comic book hero(连环画英雄).
"He became a real-life Superman. His heroism, his courage was extraordinary," Colin Blakemore, the chief executive of Britain's Medical Research Council(英国医学研究学会主任) said.
"Like many people who suffer some terrible injury, Christopher Reeve was reinvented(彻底改变) by that experience and brought the kind of energy and enthusiasm that made him successful as a film star to an entirely different issue, with huge effect."
Reeve, 52, died on October 10 of heart failure(心脏功能衰竭) after having treatment for an infected pressure wound(伤口严重感染) without realizing his dream of walking again.
But in the nine years since his accident, he made personal progress to regain some feeling(重新获得了人们的尊敬和欣赏), established the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, a non-profit research organization, and used his fame to raise millions of dollars for research into spinal cord injuries.
He also provided hope and inspiration to other patients and lobbied for scientists to be allowed to conct stem cell research in the hopes of eventually curing paralysis and other illnesses such as diabetes and Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease(糖尿病、阿兹海默症和巴金森氏症).
"He has been our champion. If you think of spinal injuries you automatically conjure up(想起、回忆) a picture of Christopher Reeve," said Paul Smith, executive director of the Spinal Injuries Association in England.
It is because of Reeve that spinal cord injuries and stem cell research are so widely discussed, according to Smith. The fact that it happened to Reeve showed it can affect anyone, even Superman.
Reeve did not live long enough to see whether stem cell research could help restore movement to the paralyzed. The research is still in its early days and no one knows what advances it may bring.
Hewitt: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered
Lleyton Hewitt was born in Adelaide, Australia on 24 February, 1981. His mother is a former champion netballer, his father is a league footballer, and his sister is already ranked number one in Australia for her age in tennis. She has achieved already more in tennis than Lleyton had at the same age.
The Hewitt's have a grass court at their home. This was where young Lleyton began his tennis career. When Lleyton showed an unusual ability for a 4-year-old and he was hitting balls consistently over the net, his parents decided it was time to find him a coach.
“Rather than get into bad habits, it was best he learnt how to hit the ball correctly.” says his father. Two years later, they got Peter Smith as his coach.
At the age of five, when most children that age are playing hide and seek or getting into all sorts of trouble, Lleyton and his family would make the trip to Melbourne for the Australian Open. Lleyton would sit for up to 12 hours a day watching players practise.
Lleyton's career as a tennis player was planned by his parents who tried their best to keep him away from football. Lleyton's parents thought it was too risky to play football since he might get hurt. Had Lleyton played football, it is quite possible he may have ended up playing for his favorite team—the Adelaide Crows. As his mother says, “I guess we've guided him into things we felt good for him before he did.”
By the time Lleyton was eight, he was winning “under-10 games” and always won a year ahead of his age. A professional career was looking very promising. Lleyton officially turned pro in 1997.
The flying Frenchman set to smash round the world record
They are calling him the Bob Beamon of sailing. And just like Beamon, who astonished the world with his record-breaking long-jump in 1968, the French sailor Francis Joyon is rewriting the nautical record books in an unprecedented fashion.
Joyon, 47, is now in the final stages of an incredible voyage and on course to smash the existing non-stop solo round-the-world record by 20 days. Once he crosses the finish line off the Channel port of Brest on the morning of February 3, he will have completed one of the greatest feats of single-handed sailing in history.
Just like Beamon, whose leap at the Mexico Olympics in 1968 broke the world record by an almost unbelievable 21in - which stood unbeaten until 1991 - Joyon's expected time of 73 days for the 26,000-mile global course will have far exceeded what most thought possible for a solo sailor.
Joyon set sail in November on an adventure some predicted would end in disaster. The father of four from La Trinité-sur-Mer in Brittany was undertaking the voyage in the 90ft trimaran IDEC, a boat of tremendous power with a huge rotating mast that had been built to be raced by a crew of up to ten.
Many were worried that Joyon would end up exhausted and IDEC would simply flip over as she ran out of control in the Southern Ocean.
Others predicted that Joyon would be unable to handle IDEC's enormous sails or that the boat could lose her mast in the rough conditions that any round-the-world sailor inevitably would face.
There were also all the usual dangers - collision with debris in the water, with ice around Antarctica or the possibility that Joyon would collide with a ship while sleeping.
When he set off, the solo record stood at 93 days. Although Joyon was sailing a much faster boat than the previous record-holder, most saw little chance of him getting even close to 80 days.
Joyon had other ideas and over the past 71 days he has enjoyed good fortune with the weather, rarely running out of wind. He has, however, also displayed extraordinary stamina, determination and seamanship in keeping IDEC running close to her full potential.
⑻ 英语写作素材求助
Reeve was real-life 'Superman'
Although he will always be remembered for portraying "Superman," the greatest role of actor Christopher Reeve's life was as a champion of sufferers of spinal cord injuries(脊椎损伤患者中的斗士) and an advocate of stem cell research(干细胞研究).
Unlike the man of steel, he wasn't faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive and he couldn't leap tall buildings in a single bound.
But the courage and determination Reeve displayed in trying to overcome his paralysis from a 1995 horse-riding accident far surpassed any of the feats of the comic book hero(连环画英雄).
"He became a real-life Superman. His heroism, his courage was extraordinary," Colin Blakemore, the chief executive of Britain's Medical Research Council(英国医学研究学会主任) said.
"Like many people who suffer some terrible injury, Christopher Reeve was reinvented(彻底改变) by that experience and brought the kind of energy and enthusiasm that made him successful as a film star to an entirely different issue, with huge effect."
Reeve, 52, died on October 10 of heart failure(心脏功能衰竭) after having treatment for an infected pressure wound(伤口严重感染) without realizing his dream of walking again.
But in the nine years since his accident, he made personal progress to regain some feeling(重新获得了人们的尊敬和欣赏), established the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, a non-profit research organization, and used his fame to raise millions of dollars for research into spinal cord injuries.
He also provided hope and inspiration to other patients and lobbied for scientists to be allowed to conct stem cell research in the hopes of eventually curing paralysis and other illnesses such as diabetes and Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease(糖尿病、阿兹海默症和巴金森氏症).
"He has been our champion. If you think of spinal injuries you automatically conjure up(想起、回忆) a picture of Christopher Reeve," said Paul Smith, executive director of the Spinal Injuries Association in England.
It is because of Reeve that spinal cord injuries and stem cell research are so widely discussed, according to Smith. The fact that it happened to Reeve showed it can affect anyone, even Superman.
Reeve did not live long enough to see whether stem cell research could help restore movement to the paralyzed. The research is still in its early days and no one knows what advances it may bring.
Hewitt: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered
Lleyton Hewitt was born in Adelaide, Australia on 24 February, 1981. His mother is a former champion netballer, his father is a league footballer, and his sister is already ranked number one in Australia for her age in tennis. She has achieved already more in tennis than Lleyton had at the same age.
The Hewitt's have a grass court at their home. This was where young Lleyton began his tennis career. When Lleyton showed an unusual ability for a 4-year-old and he was hitting balls consistently over the net, his parents decided it was time to find him a coach.
“Rather than get into bad habits, it was best he learnt how to hit the ball correctly.” says his father. Two years later, they got Peter Smith as his coach.
At the age of five, when most children that age are playing hide and seek or getting into all sorts of trouble, Lleyton and his family would make the trip to Melbourne for the Australian Open. Lleyton would sit for up to 12 hours a day watching players practise.
Lleyton's career as a tennis player was planned by his parents who tried their best to keep him away from football. Lleyton's parents thought it was too risky to play football since he might get hurt. Had Lleyton played football, it is quite possible he may have ended up playing for his favorite team—the Adelaide Crows. As his mother says, “I guess we've guided him into things we felt good for him before he did.”
By the time Lleyton was eight, he was winning “under-10 games” and always won a year ahead of his age. A professional career was looking very promising. Lleyton officially turned pro in 1997.
The flying Frenchman set to smash round the world record
They are calling him the Bob Beamon of sailing. And just like Beamon, who astonished the world with his record-breaking long-jump in 1968, the French sailor Francis Joyon is rewriting the nautical record books in an unprecedented fashion.
Joyon, 47, is now in the final stages of an incredible voyage and on course to smash the existing non-stop solo round-the-world record by 20 days. Once he crosses the finish line off the Channel port of Brest on the morning of February 3, he will have completed one of the greatest feats of single-handed sailing in history.
Just like Beamon, whose leap at the Mexico Olympics in 1968 broke the world record by an almost unbelievable 21in - which stood unbeaten until 1991 - Joyon's expected time of 73 days for the 26,000-mile global course will have far exceeded what most thought possible for a solo sailor.
Joyon set sail in November on an adventure some predicted would end in disaster. The father of four from La Trinité-sur-Mer in Brittany was undertaking the voyage in the 90ft trimaran IDEC, a boat of tremendous power with a huge rotating mast that had been built to be raced by a crew of up to ten.
Many were worried that Joyon would end up exhausted and IDEC would simply flip over as she ran out of control in the Southern Ocean.
Others predicted that Joyon would be unable to handle IDEC's enormous sails or that the boat could lose her mast in the rough conditions that any round-the-world sailor inevitably would face.
There were also all the usual dangers - collision with debris in the water, with ice around Antarctica or the possibility that Joyon would collide with a ship while sleeping.
When he set off, the solo record stood at 93 days. Although Joyon was sailing a much faster boat than the previous record-holder, most saw little chance of him getting even close to 80 days.
Joyon had other ideas and over the past 71 days he has enjoyed good fortune with the weather, rarely running out of wind. He has, however, also displayed extraordinary stamina, determination and seamanship in keeping IDEC running close to her full potential.
这三个应该都可以用