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牛津英语八年级下册第一单元作文

牛津英语八年级下册第一单元作文

My First Day at a New SchoolAs I walked through the gates of my new school, my heart was pounding. The Oxford English Eighth Grade textbook in my hand felt heavier than usual, a symbol of the new challenges that awaited me. The school looked different from what I had imagined, with its modern buildings and lively atmosphere.I entered the classroom, feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. The other students were already seated, engrossed in their own conversations. I scanned the room, searching for a familiar face, but found none. I took a seat at the back, hoping to blend in and avoid any unwanted attention.The teacher walked in, a tall, strict-looking woman with a no-nonsense attitude. She introduced herself as Ms. Smith and proceeded to give us an overview of the year's curriculum. I listened intently, trying to absorb as much information as possible.The first lesson was English, and the topic was "Introduction to Poetry". Ms. Smith explained the differenttypes of poetry and gave us an example to analyze. I found the subject interesting and was soon engrossed in the discussion. When it was time to share our thoughts, I hesitated, but then decided to voice my opinion. To my surprise, Ms. Smith praised my analysis and encouraged me to contribute more in class.The rest of the day flew by with different subjects and teachers. I met new friends during lunchtime and felt more at ease. By the end of the day, I realized that being at a new school was an opportunity for growth and discovery. I was excited about the year ahead and looked forward to the challenges it would bring.**我的新学校第一天**当我穿过新学校的大门时,我的心脏砰砰直跳。

牛津英语八年级下册第三单元作文

牛津英语八年级下册第三单元作文

牛津英语八年级下册第三单元作文全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1My Summer Vacation AdventuresHey there! It's me again, coming at you with the deets on my crazy summer vacation this year. I can't even begin to describe all the wild stuff that went down, but I'll give it a shot!It all started when my parents surprised me and my little brother Billy by telling us we were going on an epic road trip across the country. At first, I was a little bummed because I had been hoping to spend most of my summer hanging out with my friends and playing video games. But my parents promised this would be an adventure I'd never forget.Our first stop was in Chicago to visit the iconic Willis Tower. Yeah, I know it's kind of a tourist trap, but I have to admit it was still pretty cool to go up to the Skydeck and look out over the entire city from way up high. The glass floor panels were both awesome and terrifying at the same time! Billy was too scared to even step on them.From Chicago, we drove all the way down to Nashville, Tennessee which is like the capital of country music. Now, I'm not really a big fan of that twangy stuff, but we went to the Grand Ole Opry which was a wild experience. We got to see some legendary singers perform live and do all these crazy yodeling vocals. Even Billy was impressed!Our next big stop was in New Orleans, easily one of the most unique cities I've ever visited. The food there is out of this world - I'm talking gumbo, jambalaya, beignets...my mouth is watering just thinking about it! We did one of those cool swamp tours where you get to see alligators up close. Then at night we walked around the French Quarter which felt like being transported to another country with the architecture and music on every corner.After filling our bellies in New Orleans, it was time for some outdoor adventures out west. We spent a few days camping and hiking in gorgeous national parks like the Grand Canyon, Zion, and Arches. I never realized how mind-blowingly beautiful the natural landscapes in our country are. Seriously, we have it so good here! Hiking was tough with all the elevation changes, but I was catching on by the end.Our final destination was Los Angeles to meet up with my aunt and uncle who live there. They showed us all the typicaltouristy things like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Santa Monica Pier, Rodeo Drive, etc. The best part though was getting a behind-the-scenes tour of a real movie studio backlot! An old family friend works there as a set designer, so we got to see where they film a ton of famous movies and TV shows. We even got to meet a C-list celebrity, which was random but cool.After nearly a month on the road, it was finally time to head back home to good ol' Philadelphia. I have to say, as much as I complained initially about this trip, it ended up being one of the most fun and memorable experiences of my life so far. Sure, being stuck in the car for countless hours wasn't always a picnic, and Billy and I bickered like crazy at times. But we got to see and do so many incredible things that most kids our age only dream about.I learned so much about different cultures, foods, landscapes, and ways of life across America. It really opened my eyes to how big and diverse this country is. My parents said the whole point was to get us out of our sheltered suburban bubble for once. Mission accomplished, Mom and Dad!Mostly though, I'm just grateful I got to spend concentrated quality time with my family before another hecticschool year begins. With my parents' crazy work schedules and all of ouractivities, it's rare that we get to go on vacations like this together anymore. Even though Billy drove me insane as usual, I'll always cherish these memories.For any of you guys reading this who are lucky enough to have parents willing and able to take you on an epic road trip adventure, I can't recommend it enough. Yeah, it can be exhausting and there's a lot of driving involved. But you get to see and experience so many incredible sights, learn tons of new things, bond with your family, and just make a million memories that will last forever.So there you have it, friends - an inside look at one of the most jam-packed, wild, and unforgettable summers of my young life. A huge thanks to my amazing parents for making it all happen and showing me/us more of this beautiful country. I already can't wait to start planning our next big family road trip for a couple years down the road. The open road is calling!篇2My Amazing School TripWow, you guys will never believe the insane adventure I just went on with my class! It was the most epic school trip of all time. Let me tell you all about it from the very beginning.It started off pretty normal. We all met at school crazy early in the morning, way before the sun even came up. I was sooo tired from playing video games too late the night before. My eyes could barely stay open as I dragged my feet towards the bus.Once we were all loaded up, the teachers did their usual head count to make sure nobody wandered off already. "Emily? Here. John? Here. Michael?...Michael?!" Mrs. Thompson called out in her strict teacher voice. Uh oh, of course Michael was already missing! That goof is always spacing out."Michaaaeeel!" she shouted out the bus windows, cupping her hands around her mouth. That's when we saw him sprinting across the parking lot, brown hair all messed up and backpack flung open with stuff spilling out behind him. "Soooorry!" he panted out of breath as he jumped onto the bus. We all cracked up laughing at him.With Michael finally on board, we could get this school trip on the road! The teachers announced we'd be driving for a couple hours to get to our destination. At first it was pretty boring just staring out the window, but then things got way more interesting.Josh, the class clown, started doing ridiculous impressions of all the teachers. His Mrs. Davis one had me dying laughing. "Settle down class! Today we will be analyzing the tones and themes found within this book of 19th century romantic poetry," he mocked in a nasally voice. The whole bus erupted in laughter and cheerful chaos.Our excitement was short-lived though, because when the bus turned a sharp corner, Josh went tumbling out of his seat and into the aisle! His impressions got everyone so riled up that he forgot to put on his seatbelt. Oops! I felt kind of bad for laughing at first, but then he jumped right back up and started barking like a dog, which made me laugh even harder.After a bunch more jokes and games, we finally arrived at our destination - a huge outdoor adventure park! I couldn't believe my eyes. There were towering rock climbing walls, a gigantic ropes course, hiking trails, and best of all, a whitewater rafting course! This was going to be the coolest school trip ever.The teachers broke us up into groups to rotate between activities. My group started off on the ropes course, which was just as awesome and terrifying as it looked. We had to climb up these narrow wood beams suspended like 50 feet off the ground, and then try to cross from one to the next without falling.Whenever someone started shaking from the heights, we all shouted words of encouragement from the ground to help them conquer their fears.Next up was the rock climbing walls. Talk about an extreme workout! My arms were burning so badly by the time I reached the top. But the sense of accomplishment made the pain worth it. "Wahoo, I'm king of the world!" I shouted from the peak before rappelling back down.After tackling those two intense activities, we finally got to the part I had been looking forward to most - whitewater rafting! When they said whitewater though, they weren't kidding. As soon as we pushed off from the shore, we entered a thundering cascade of choppy waves and strong currents."Start paddling!" our guide shouted over the roaring rapids. We all dug in hard, desperately trying to steer our raft straight. But it was virtually impossible with the water raging all around us. Before we knew it, we had tumbled directly into a towering cascade of whitewater!I definitely swallowed about a gallon of river water in those few seconds we were submerged. When I finally emerged, I was spluttering and coughing up a storm. The rest of my group surfaced shortly after, looking just as soaked and disheveled as Ifelt. Despite our rough swim though, we were all grinning from ear to ear. That rush of adrenaline was like nothing I'd ever experienced before!After drying off and regrouping, we headed to the hiking trails to relax a bit. We strolled along lush forest paths, admiring the fresh earthy scents and spotting all sorts of cool wildlife along the way. It was the perfect way to catch our breaths after that wild rafting ride.As we rounded one bend, our guide stopped in his tracks. "Hold up guys, look over there," he whispered, pointing to a small clearing. That's when I saw it - a beautiful deer, gracefully munching on some leaves! We all stood frozen in awe, not wanting to frighten off the majestic creature. For a few magical moments, we experienced nature in its purest form.Once the deer scampered off, we continued our hike through the tranquil forest. The further we went though, the darker it got. The trees grew denser and the bushes more overgrown. Before we knew it, the main path had disappeared entirely, consumed by the untamed wilderness!"U篇3A Brilliant Summer HolidaySummer holidays are the best time of the year for kids like me! No more getting up super early and going to boring classes all day. During the summer, we get to stay up late, sleep in, and do whatever we want (well, kind of!). This past summer was one I'll never forget. Let me tell you all about the brilliant adventures I had!It started off with a huge surprise. My parents told me and my little brother that we were going on a mega road trip across the country to visit some of our relatives we hadn't seen in ages. I couldn't believe it! We almost never go on big vacations like that. My brother and I were so pumped.We spent weeks getting ready, buying snacks and supplies for the long drive. Mom made us make activity books to keep us busy in the car. I designed a whole scavenger hunt book where we had to look for different license plates, road signs, and funny billboards as we drove. Finally the day came to hit the road!The first couple days were kind of boring just driving through our own state. But then we crossed the border into Colorado and things got way more exciting. We drove up into the Rocky Mountains and the scenery was breathtaking. Huge, craggy peaks towered all around us covered in forests and snowycaps. We stopped at this gorgeous alpine lake to skip rocks and have a picnic lunch. That's when the adventure really began!While we were eating, a huge brown bear came lumbering out of the trees! It started rummaging through our trash looking for snacks. We all froze in shock and fear at first. But Dad very slowly and calmly got us all back in the car before the bear could notice us. As we drove off, I couldn't believe how lucky we were to see a real bear just yards away. From then on, we called it "The Summer of the Bear!"A few days later, we stopped at this quir篇4My Awesome Summer VacationWow, where do I even begin? This was honestly the best summer ever! I had such an amazing time doing all sorts of fun activities and going on exciting adventures. Let me tell you all about it!It started off with a huge bang on the very first day of summer break. My parents surprised me and my little brother by taking us to an awesome waterpark! They had let us skip the last day of school without telling us. When we got home from schoolthere were our swimsuits laid out along with towels, sunscreen, and a cooler packed with snacks and drinks. "Get changed quickly, we're going on a surprise trip!" my dad said with a big smile. We were so confused but followed instructions.After about a 45 minute drive, we pulled up to Splish Splash WaterPark. My brother and I could hardly contain our excitement! We ran through the front gates towards the huge wave pool. The fake waves crashed over us again and again as we jumped up and down. It was like being at the beach but even better because the water was heated!Next we went on this crazy water slide called the Tornado. You literally got flushed down a giant swirling funnel slide! I had butterflies in my tummy as I waited in line, but it ended up being a total rush. We went on it over and over again.After the slides, we spent a long time just lazily floating on inner tubes around the endless river. The cool water felt so refreshing under the hot summer sun. We passed through misters, waterfalls, and sections with waves pushing you along. Absolute paradise!By late afternoon we were exhausted but totally recharged from swimming and slipping and sliding all day long. We stopped at our favorite dinner on the way home and then passedout as soon as we got into our beds that night. Definitely an amazing start to summer!The next few weeks were a nice little break before our family's big road trip out west. We spent lots of time riding our bikes, having water balloon fights, and catching fireflies at night.A few times we went to the community pool which was really fun.But then it was time for the grand adventure - a two week road trip from our home in Massachusetts all the way to the Grand Canyon in篇5My Summer Vacation AdventuresHooray, summer vacation was finally here! After a long school year of lessons, homework, and exams, I was super excited for two whole months of freedom and fun. My parents had some special travel plans in store to make this the best summer ever.Our first big trip was to visit my aunt, uncle, and cousins who live on the other side of the country near the ocean. We took a long flight to get there, and I had my face glued to the window watching the cool clouds and tiny houses and cars down below.When we arrived, it was like entering a whole new world! The salty sea air, the crashing waves, the squawking seagulls - nothing like our landlocked hometown.My cousins showed me all around their beachy town. We rode the rollercoasters and played games at the huge amusement park right on the boardwalk. We rented paddle boats and gently cruised around the bay, seeing adorable sea lions lounging on the buoys. And we buried each other up to our necks in the warm sand at the beach, leaving just our heads sticking out like planted coconuts!Since we were right there, we simply had to go deep sea fishing too. After suiting up in our silly looking orange life jackets and waterproof overalls, we climbed aboard a rickety old fishing boat that reeked of dead fish. The salty old captain seemed to have sailed the seven seas a thousand times over with his wrinkly tanned face, graying beard, and endless trove of sea-faring stories. Out on the open water, I'll admit I felt a bit queasy with the boat rocking back and forth. But it was worth it when I reeled in a huge red snapper, putting up quite a fight before being hauled over the side! We ate it for dinner that night, and I've got to say, fresh fish is a thousand times tastier than the stuff that comes in a can or the freezer section.After a wonderful week by the ocean, we hopped in the car for a long road trip to visit the miles-high Rocky Mountains. I'd never seen real mountains before, and I was stunned by how massive they were, towering like ancient gods over the valleys and forests below. We took a train partway up into the mountains, and the view was like something from another planet, all rugged with jutting cliffs, sparkling waterfalls, and snowcapped peaks.One day, we went on a guided horseback trail ride up into the mountains. At first I was nervous around the huge, smelly horses. But our guide, a real cowgirl with a thick Southern drawl, helped me get comfortable with my horse, Butterscotch. I held on tight as we climbed up and up, the trees thinning out the higher we got. At the top, we were rewarded with a panoramic view of valleys and mountains stretching out in every direction. We tied up the horses and had a picnic lunch with wild chipmunks and birds begging for scraps all around us.Another awesome memory was our whitewater rafting adventure down a roaring river cutting through the mountains. "Can't get a prettier rush than this!" hollered our adventure guide as the raft pitched up and down through the churning rapids. My heart was pounding with excitement as we crashedthrough walls of whitewater, everyone getting drenched from head to toe. Nobody fell overboard, but we sure came close a few times on those big hairy drops!I also loved visiting the mountain towns, with their cuckoo clocks, beer gardens, and shops selling homemade fudge and caramel apples. We did some hiking on easy nature trails through the pine forests, seeing cool things like tiny twinflowers, tree-hugging vines, and crimson-patched puffball mushrooms. And one night, we rented a camper cabin in the woods just to experience sleeping outdoors. Laying in my bunk with the warm woodstove crackling nearby, I gazed out at the inkiest black night sky I'd ever seen, sparkling with millions more stars than back home.After two terrific weeks in the mountains, we flew off to our last destination - New York City! I'd seen massive skyscrapers and huge crowds before on TV and movies, but experiencing the real thing was something else entirely. Just stepping out of the airport and onto the busy city streets, I was bombarded with sights, sounds, and smells galore. Cars were honking, people were shouting, hot dog vendors were hawking their wares - it was pure chaos compared to my nice, quiet hometown.My dad checked us into a hotel right in the heart of downtown, Manhattan. Our room may have been small, but who cared when we had the whole glittering city right outside our window? At night, the neon lights, towering digital billboards, and flickering marquees of Times Square put on a dazzling show.I rubbernecked like crazy from the windows of ourdouble-decker tour bus, gawking at famous sights like the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, and the shops and shows on Broadway.We got right into the swing of navigating the crazy subway system to get around. One day we'd be in SoHo checking out racks of funky vintage clothes and the next we'd be in Little Italy eating the most amazing cannoli and vermicelli. We strolled the High Line, an abandoned railway line turned into a long elevated nature walkway with cool art installations along the way.A real standout though was just good old people watching. With folks from all over the world packed into every sidewalk, park, and cafe, I saw more wild hairstyles, extreme fashion trends, and unique faces and personalities in one day than a year back home. My favorite spot became a little cafe in Greenwich Village where we'd post up with cold drinks to rest our feet and absorb the lively scene of street performers, musicians, and zigzagging foot traffic.On our final night, we scored tickets to a smash Broadway musical. As the lights dimmed and the curtain drew back, I was blown away by the singing, dancing, and incredible set and costume designs. There's nothing like live theater to transport you into another world for a few incredible hours!Looking back, last summer's travel adventures were just the best. Everywhere we went, from the crashing Pacific waves to the towering Rocky Mountains to the never-ending hum of New York City, opened my eyes a little wider to all the amazing things waiting to be explored across this great big world of ours.篇6Unit 3 Essay: My Summer Vacation AdventuresWow, what a summer I had! After being cooped up in school for so long, I was super excited for summer break to finally arrive.I had been counting down the days until I could sleep in late, hang out with my friends without any homework or tests to worry about, and best of all - go on an awesome family vacation!My parents had been planning a big trip for us all year. They wanted to make it extra special since it would be our first real vacation since before the pandemic started. After tons of research and planning, they decided we would go on an epicroad trip across the American Southwest! I had never been to that part of the country before, so I was really looking forward to seeing rad places like the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and more with my own eyes instead of just in pictures and videos.Our adventure started bright and early on the first day of summer break. We all piled into our minivan loaded down with snacks, road games, and the biggest suitcases you've ever seen. My little brother and I fought over control of the aux cord to pick what music we listened to for a little bit, but my mom stepped in with one of her famous "Driver picks the tunes!" declarations. So we got stuck listening to her old school 90s hits for most of the drive those first few days.Our first stop was the iconic Grand Canyon in Arizona. I had seen pictures, but no image could do justice to how massive, beautiful and mind-blowing it is in person. We did a short hike along the rim trail, stopping every few minutes so my parents could take a million pics to show off to our relatives back home. I tried to pay attention to the park ranger talking about the geology and wildlife and stuff, but I'll admit my mind kind of wandered. I was just in awe looking out over the seemingly endless layers of red and orange rocks.Next up was Zion National Park in Utah. This park was sort of a change of pace from the Grand Canyon with huge red canyon walls and hanging gardens alongside a winding river. We were able to rent bikes and cruise along the scenic park roads without having to worry about vehicle traffic. The best part though was when we went canyoneering! That's where you hike down into one of the narrow slot canyons and have to swim through deep pools and even rappel down tall rock walls while attached to a safety rope. I was a little nervous at first, but our guide was awesome at making sure we all stayed safe while still having an epic adventure. My parents still bring up that day as one of the highlights of the whole trip.One of my personal favorite stops was Bryce Canyon, thanks to its trippy, out-of-this-world landscapes. The park is filled with thousands of skinny rock spires called "hoodoos" clustered together in mesmerizing patterns. It really did look like another planet! We went hiking along the scenic rim trail to check out all the different hoodoo formations with fun names like "The Hunter," "Queen's Garden," and "Thor's Hammer." My little brother was convinced they had been carved by aliens, but the park ranger told us they were just formed by millions of years of erosion and weather patterns. Either way, the views were absolutely insane.As we continued on through Utah, we stopped at some other really cool places too. In Arches National Park, we wandered through a landscape that seemed to defy physics with its stone arches, balancing rocks, and fragile sandstone fins. Canyonlands National Park was another favorite where we hiked down into the scorched red and orange canyons carved by the winding Colorado River over millions of years.Of course, no road trip through the Southwest would be complete without a stop in Las Vegas! Bright lights, huge casinos, and towering hotels that felt totally over-the-top. It was hard to believe places like that exist in real life. My parents gave us each 20 to blow at the arcade, which they won't admit, but I'm pretty sure was their way of introducing us to the thrills of gambling at a young age! I spent most of my money on skee-ball andwhac-a-mole and came out ahead while my little brother blew his 20 in about 10 minutes on claw machines trying to win Giant Pikachu plushies that were clearly rigged. Oops!We spent our last few days exploring Southern California. From gawking at mega mansions in Beverly Hills to catching some waves in our rented wetsuits in Malibu, we really got a taste of that iconic SoCal lifestyle, if only for a little while. My personal highlight though was getting to visit the originalDisneyland in Anaheim, the very same park that Walt Disney himself had walked. Where else can you go planet hopping from the Haunted Mansion to Space Mountain to a tropical cruise and an adventure with the infamous Indiana Jones in a single day?!Finally, after three epic weeks on the road together, it was time to make the long drive back home to Ohio. My legs were sore from all the hiking, my skin had a sweet tan going on, and I caught about a million zzzz's during those brutal stretches through the desert. But man, did we have stories to tell and memories to last a lifetime! That summer road trip adventure through the national parks and big cities of the Southwest was easily the best trip of my life so far. I feel so fortunate that my parents made it happen for our family. Part of me still hasn't quite come back down to earth!。

牛津深圳八年级下册-作文范文

牛津深圳八年级下册-作文范文

范文:V oluntary WorkI am a member of the Group For Love of our school. We often do voluntary work to help children in need in our free time. There is a children’ s hospital close to our school. Sometimes we go there to tell them stories. Sometimes we visit the orphanage to teach the children to sing songs and dance. In order to help them more, we often have some activities to raise money. We use the money to buy healthy food, clothes, books and toys for the children. I think our voluntary work can raise the children’ s spirits. We should help them to live a happy life.译文:我是“爱心小组”的一员。

我经常在我们的空余时间做义务性工作来帮助有需要的孩子。

我们学校附近有一家儿童医院。

有时候我们去那给那里的孩子讲故事。

有时候我们拜访孤儿院,去教那里的孩子唱歌跳舞。

为了更多地帮助他们,我们经常举行一些活动来捐款。

我们把捐来的钱来给孩子们买健康的食品,衣服,书籍和玩具。

我认为,我们的义务性工作可以使那些孩子们振奋精神。

我们应该帮助他们过一个快乐的人生。

Unit 2 话题作文(34-1)范文:Hello, everyone! Welcome to work in our travel company! I will tell you some communication skills. First, when you are working at your desks, you should sit up straight and hold your heads up. You shouldn’t cross your arms. Second, while talking with customers, you should listen to them carefully and answer their questions with a smile. It will make them feel you are friendly. You shouldn’t look away or look down. Third, when the talk is over, you should stand up and say “thank you” to customers. You had better shake hands with them when saying goodbye. Remember: Making a good impression on customers is very important.译文:大家好!欢迎来我们的旅游公司工作!我将会告诉你们一些沟通的技巧。

牛津英语八下作文范文第一单元

牛津英语八下作文范文第一单元

牛津英语八下作文范文第一单元The world of education has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, with the rise of innovative teaching methodologies and the integration of technology into the classroom. One such approach that has gained significant traction is the Oxford English curriculum, which has been widely adopted by schools across the globe. In this essay, we will delve into the first unit of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum, exploring its key features, learning objectives, and the benefits it offers to students.At the heart of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum is a focus on developing well-rounded language skills, encompassing reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The first unit, in particular, lays a strong foundation for students to build upon throughout the academic year. This unit, titled "Connections," aims to foster a deeper understanding of the English language and its various applications in real-world scenarios.One of the standout features of this unit is its emphasis on developing critical thinking skills. Students are encouraged toengage with a diverse range of texts, from literary works to informative articles, and to analyze the underlying themes, perspectives, and linguistic devices employed by the authors. This approach not only enhances their comprehension of the material but also equips them with the ability to form their own informed opinions and engage in meaningful discussions.Another key aspect of the first unit is the integration of multimedia resources. The Oxford English curriculum recognizes the importance of incorporating technology into the learning process, and this unit leverages various digital tools and platforms to enhance the learning experience. Students may be asked to watch educational videos, participate in interactive online activities, or even collaborate with their peers through virtual platforms. This integration of technology not only makes the learning process more engaging but also prepares students for the digital age they will encounter in their future endeavors.One of the primary objectives of the first unit is to develop students' writing skills. Through a series of structured exercises and assignments, students are guided through the process of crafting well-organized and coherent essays, narratives, and reports. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of effective communication, with a focus on elements such as audience awareness, tone, and the appropriate use of language conventions.Moreover, the first unit of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum places a strong emphasis on the development of vocabulary and grammar skills. Students are exposed to a diverse range of vocabulary, including academic and subject-specific terms, and are encouraged to utilize these words in their own writing and speaking. Additionally, the curriculum delves into the intricacies of English grammar, helping students understand the rules and structures that underpin the language.The benefits of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum are multifaceted. By focusing on the development of well-rounded language skills, the curriculum prepares students for success not only in their academic pursuits but also in their future careers and personal lives. The emphasis on critical thinking, effective communication, and the integration of technology equips students with the necessary tools to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of the 21st century.Moreover, the Oxford English curriculum is designed to be adaptable and responsive to the diverse needs of students. Teachers are provided with a comprehensive set of resources and strategies to differentiate instruction, ensuring that each student is able to engage with the material in a way that suits their individual learning styles and abilities.One of the key strengths of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum is its ability to foster a love for language and literature. By exposing students to a wide range of literary works, from classic novels to contemporary short stories, the curriculum cultivates an appreciation for the power of the written word. Students are encouraged to explore the nuances of language, the depth of human experience, and the universal themes that transcend cultural boundaries.In conclusion, the first unit of the Oxford English Grade 8 curriculum is a testament to the transformative potential of language education. By emphasizing the development of critical thinking, effective communication, and a deep understanding of the English language, the curriculum prepares students for a future filled with endless possibilities. As educators and students alike embrace the opportunities presented by this innovative approach, we can look forward to a generation of well-rounded, adaptable, and intellectually curious individuals who are poised to make a lasting impact on the world.。

牛津深圳版八年级下册英语Unit 1-Unit 8各单元作文范文(实用!)

牛津深圳版八年级下册英语Unit 1-Unit 8各单元作文范文(实用!)

牛津深圳版八年级下册英语Unit 1-Unit 8各单元作文范文Unit1本单元的话题是帮助有困难的人,多以书信形式呈现。

范文一:你是李华,为了帮助遭遇洪灾地区的小朋友渡过难关,你们学校上周组织了一次以“友爱、互助”为主题的爱心捐赠活动。

请你用英语写一篇短文向某英文网站投稿,谈及你在这次活动中捐赠了什么,为什么捐赠,以及你的感受。

At my school, we made donations to children in the flooded areas last week. All the teachers and students took an active part in this event.I think the children who lost their homes are short of school things and living things. So I gave away some of my books, clothes and pocket money, expecting that they can help them go through the difficulties. By doing this, I want to tell those children that we aren’t far away when they are in need of our help. We will help them as possible as we can.I found great pleasure in this activity. I also realized love and help are the two most beautiful verbs in the world.范文二:你是阳光中学的李磊,你在学校网站看到国际学生Stephen的求助信,请用英语给他写一封回信,介绍你校图书馆借书的要求和流程。

牛津英语八年级下册英语作文范文

牛津英语八年级下册英语作文范文

牛津英语八年级下册英语作文范文My Life as an Eighth GraderBeing in 8th grade is a really exciting time in my life. I'm at the top of the school now and getting ready to move on to high school next year. A lot has changed since I was a little kid, but in many ways I'm still the same person.At home, things are pretty much the same as they've always been. My mom still makes me do my chores and homework before I can play video games or watch TV. I have a bedtime of 9pm on school nights, which my friends all think is really lame. But my parents are strict about that stuff.My little brother is so annoying sometimes. He's always trying to follow me around and get into my stuff. I have to keep my bedroom door locked or he'll snoop through my private things. He thinks it's hilarious to embarrass me in front of my friends too. Like last week, he started making fart noises when my friend Emily came over to work on our science project. So immature!School keeps me really busy with classes, homework, and activities. I'm taking more advanced classes this year like algebra and Spanish. The work is a lot harder than last year, but I'm doingmy best to keep my grades up. I want to get into the good high school next year.I'm also playing soccer this fall which has been awesome. Our team is in first place and heading to the championships! Between practice, games, and homework, I don't have much free time. But being active and part of a team is super fun.My social life is okay I guess. I have a good group of friends that I hang out with at school. We eat lunch together, goof around between classes, and chat about typical teenage things like music, movies, YouTube, and crushes. I'm kind of interested in this guy Jake but I'm way too shy to admit it.Weekends are my time to relax and recharge. I sleep in late, maybe have a friend over to watch movies or play video games. My parents make me go outside for some fresh air and exercise too. We'll take the dog for a walk around the neighborhood or bike ride over to the park and hanging out.Having more freedom and responsibilities in 8th grade is cool, but also stressful at times. I have to really stay on top of my school work and not procrastinate. Juggling activities, friends, and family life is a lot. I'm getting a little taste of how high school will be.I'm honestly a little nervous but mostly excited about starting high school next year. It will be weird being the newbies again at the bottom of the totem pole. But I can't wait for new experiences like joining clubs, going to high school dances and football games, and getting my driver's license!This is a transitional time in my life for sure. I'm slowly leaving the childhood years behind and edging into being a teenager. My interests, friend groups, and daily routines are evolving as I gain more independence and responsibilities. While change can be tough, I feel ready to embrace this next chapter and all the adventures ahead.。

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范文:V oluntary WorkI am a member of the Group For Love of our school. We often do voluntary work to help children in need in our free time. There is a children’ s hospital close to our school. Sometimes we go there to tell them stories. Sometimes we visit the orphanage to teach the children to sing songs and dance. In order to help them more, we often have some activities to raise money. We use the money to buy healthy food, clothes, books and toys for the children. I think our voluntary work can raise the children’ s spirits. We should help them to live a happy life.译文:我是“爱心小组”的一员。

我经常在我们的空余时间做义务性工作来帮助有需要的孩子。

我们学校附近有一家儿童医院。

有时候我们去那给那里的孩子讲故事。

有时候我们拜访孤儿院,去教那里的孩子唱歌跳舞。

为了更多地帮助他们,我们经常举行一些活动来捐款。

我们把捐来的钱来给孩子们买健康的食品,衣服,书籍和玩具。

我认为,我们的义务性工作可以使那些孩子们振奋精神。

我们应该帮助他们过一个快乐的人生。

Unit 2 话题作文(34-1)范文:Hello, everyone! Welcome to work in our travel company! I will tell you some communication skills. First, when you are working at your desks, you should sit up straight and hold your heads up. You shouldn’t cross your arms. Second, while talking with customers, you should listen to them carefully and answer their questions with a smile. It will make them feel you are friendly. You shouldn’t look away or look down. Third, when the talk is over, you should stand up and say “thank you” to customers. You had better shake hands with them when saying goodbye. Remember: Making a good impression on customers is very important.译文:大家好!欢迎来我们的旅游公司工作!我将会告诉你们一些沟通的技巧。

牛津英语初二下册优秀作文范文

The Magic of ReadingIn the vast world of knowledge, the Oxford English textbook for Grade 8 students stands as a gateway toinfinite wisdom. As I flipped through its pages, I was transported to a world where words became windows to different cultures and ideas.One of the most striking essays in the textbook was about the beauty of reading. It described how books could take us to places we've never been, introduce us to people we've never met, and teach us lessons that couldn't be taught in any other way. This resonated deeply with me, as I have always found comfort and solace in the pages of a book.Reading, I realized, is not just about words and sentences. It's about embarking on a journey of discovery, of understanding the world and oneself better. Every time I open a book, I am transported to a different world, whether it's the bustling streets of a foreign city or the serene countryside of a distant land. I am introduced to characters who become my friends, mentors, and even heroes.The essay also talked about the importance of readingfor pleasure. In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves drowning in information and stress. Reading for pleasure, the essay argued, is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle and find solace in the quietude of a book.I couldn't agree more. Whenever I am feeling overwhelmed or anxious, I turn to a book and let its words wash over me.It's a wonderful feeling to be lost in a story, to forget about all my worries, and just enjoy the ride.Moreover, reading helps us develop empathy and understanding towards others. As we read about different people and their experiences, we start to appreciate the diversity of the world and the unique challenges each individual faces. This, in turn, makes us more tolerant and understanding towards others, helping us build stronger relationships and communities.In conclusion, the essay left me with a profound understanding of the power of reading. It's not just about acquiring knowledge or passing exams; it's about openingour minds to new ideas, experiences, and perspectives. Reading, in essence, is a magical journey that transformsus, makes us more aware and compassionate beings, andbrings joy and solace to our lives.**阅读的魔力**在知识的广阔天地中,牛津英语初二下册教科书就像一扇通往无尽智慧的门户。

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英语八年级下学期第一单元优秀作文牛津版全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1My Life as an 8th GraderBeing in 8th grade is a really exciting time in my life. I'm no longer one of the little kids at school, but I'm also not quite a high schooler yet. It's like being stuck in the middle, but in a good way! This year has been full of changes, new experiences, and lots of challenges too. Let me tell you all about it.The biggest adjustment has definitely been having multiple teachers instead of just one like in elementary school. At first, it was really confusing switching classes every period and having to remember which books and supplies to bring. I got lost so many times those first few weeks trying to find my classrooms! But I've got it down now and actually really enjoy the variety of moving around during the day.My favorite classes are English and History because I love reading, writing, and learning about the past. English is challenging though because we have to analyze complicated texts and write multi-paragraph essays. Thank goodness myteacher, Mr. Roberts, is really supportive and goes through examples step-by-step. He doesn't just lecture at us which I appreciate. In History, we're studying the American Revolution right now which is so interesting! My teacher, Mrs. Anderson, has us do group work and projects like giving presentations which helps make the material stick.Math is probably my least favorite subject. I just find it so dry and struggle to pay attention when the teacher is working through problem after problem on the board. It's not that I'm terrible at it, but I have to work twice as hard as some of my classmates who seem to naturally "get" it. Thankfully, my friend Jake is a math whiz and tutors me sometimes. Having friends in my classes makes it a lot more bearable.One of the biggest challenges this year has been dealing with cliques and social drama. People have really started to divide up into different friend groups based on interests, style, activities etc. My group of friends is pretty chill - we're kind of the nerdy ones to be honest. We love having deep discussions about books, movies, video games and other geeky stuff. We've been called "lame" by some of the "cool" popular kids, but I don't care. My friends are amazing, supportive, and keep me sane.That said, I still find all the social politics exhausting. There always seems to be some petty argument or feud happening, usually sparked by social media. He said, she said type of stuff. Kids can be so vicious too, spreading rumors and intentionally trying to exclude others. I've been on the receiving end of it a few times and it honestly really hurts. At this age, people just want to fit in so badly and be accepted. Maybe that's why some kids act out or bully - it's their misguided way of trying not to be on the bottom rung socially. I don't know, I'm just speculating here. All I know is the drama gets old fast.Another big part of 8th grade life is dealing with more responsibilities and freedom. Our parents start giving us more independence but also have higher expectations. For example, I have a phone now (which is both awesome and terrible) and can stay home alone sometimes. But I also have a lot more chores, have to keep my grades up, make sure homework is done, and be respectful. It's a lot of grown up stuff to handle some days on top of just being a kid.I try to stay balanced by making time for fun andde-stressing too. I'm on the school soccer team which is a nice escape. I also love reading fantasy novels, bingeing Netflix shows,and playing video games with my friends online when I need a break from "real life." Just typical pre-teen stuff, you know?Overall though, I'm really enjoying 8th grade despite its challenges. The coursework is interesting, my friends are great, and I'm maturing and becoming more independent. People always talk about how hard middle school is, but so far I feel like I'm navigating it pretty well. Just a couple more years and I'll be in high school which seems both exciting and terrifying! But that's still a little ways off. For now, I'm making the most of this final year before high school while I can. Here's to the rest of an awesome 8th grade year!篇2My Unforgettable Summer VacationHey there! I'm so excited to share with you the amazing adventure I had during my summer vacation. It was truly an unforgettable experience that I'll cherish forever. Grab a snack and get comfy because this is going to be a wild ride!It all started when my parents told me we were going on a camping trip to the breathtaking Smoky Mountains. At first, I'll admit, I wasn't too thrilled about the idea. I mean, no Wi-Fi, no video games, and no air conditioning? How was I supposed tosurvive? But my parents insisted it would be a great way for us to bond as a family and reconnect with nature. Little did I know, they were absolutely right!The drive to the campsite was long, but the scenery along the way was simply stunning. Towering mountains, lush forests, and crystal-clear streams – it was like something out of a fairytale. When we finally arrived, we set up our tent and started exploring the area.The first few days were a bit of an adjustment, I won't lie. Sleeping on the ground wasn't exactly my idea of comfort, and let's not even talk about the whole "roughing it" situation with the bathroom facilities (or lack thereof). But as time went on, I found myself getting into the groove of camping life.One of the highlights was definitely the hiking trails. We embarked on several adventures, taking in the breathtaking views and spotting all kinds of wildlife along the way. From majestic deer to curious chipmunks, it was like a real-life nature documentary unfolding before our eyes. And let me tell you, those mountain trails were no joke – my legs were burning by the end of each hike, but it was so worth it.One evening, as we sat around the campfire roasting marshmallows (which, by the way, are way tastier when cookedover an open flame), my dad started telling us spooky stories about the legends of the Smoky Mountains. He had us all on the edge of our seats, jumping at every little sound coming from the woods. Needless to say, I didn't sleep a wink that night!But the most memorable part of the trip was when we went whitewater rafting down the raging Pigeon River. The adrenaline rush was unlike anything I'd ever experienced before. As our raft bounced and crashed through the rapids, water spraying in our faces, I couldn't help but let out a few screams (okay, maybe more than a few). But it was the most exhilarating,heart-pounding adventure, and I loved every second of it.As the days went by, I found myself becoming more and more attuned to the rhythms of nature. The gentle rustling of the leaves, the chirping of birds, and the calming sound of a nearby stream – it was like a soothing melody that lulled me into a sense of peace and tranquility. I realized how much I had been missing out on by being glued to my screens all the time.By the time our vacation came to an end, I was genuinely sad to leave. Who would have thought that a city kid like me would fall in love with the great outdoors? But that's exactly what happened. I learned so much about myself, my family, and thebeauty of nature during those unforgettable days in the Smoky Mountains.As we packed up our gear and headed back home, I made a silent promise to myself to never take the wonders of the natural world for granted again. Sure, I'll still indulge in my love for technology and all things digital, but I'll also make an effort to unplug and reconnect with the great outdoors more often.So, there you have it – my unforgettable summer vacation. It was an adventure filled with laughter, excitement, and a few mishaps thrown in for good measure. But most importantly, it was a journey of self-discovery and appreciation for the incredible world we live in. Who knows, maybe next summer, we'll tackle a new adventure, like hiking the Appalachian Trail or exploring the vast deserts of the Southwest. Whatever it is, you can bet I'll be ready for it, with my trusty hiking boots and a newfound love for the great outdoors.篇3A Day in the Life of a Young ExplorerHave you ever wondered what it's like to be an explorer? Well, let me tell you all about my day! It was a bright and sunny morning when I woke up, and I could already feel the excitementbubbling inside me. Today was going to be an adventure, and I couldn't wait to get started!After gulping down a quick breakfast of scrambled eggs and toast, I grabbed my trusty backpack and headed out the door. My first stop was the park, where I planned to explore the winding trails and see what kinds of plants and animals I could find.As I entered the park, I took a deep breath of the fresh, earthy air. The trees towered above me, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze. I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder at the beauty of nature all around me.I followed the trail, keeping my eyes peeled for anything interesting. Before long, I spotted a squirrel scampering up a tree trunk. I watched in awe as it leaped from branch to branch, its bushy tail twitching behind it. I made a note in my little notebook, determined to learn more about these fascinating creatures when I got home.Continuing on, I came across a small stream, its waters gurgling over smooth rocks. I knelt down and dipped my hand in, marveling at the coolness of the water. I noticed a few small fish darting back and forth, and I wondered where they were headed.As I followed the stream, I stumbled upon a clearing filled with wildflowers. The colors were breathtaking – bright reds, sunny yellows, and deep purples all mingled together in a vibrant tapestry. I couldn't resist plucking a few to add to my collection, being careful not to take too many and leave some for others to enjoy.After exploring the park for a few hours, I decided it was time for a snack break. I found a shady spot beneath a large oak tree and unpacked my sandwich and juice box. As I munched away, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to experience nature up close like this.With my energy replenished, I set off again, this time heading towards the edge of the park where a small pond lay. As I approached, I could hear the croaking of frogs and the buzzing of insects. I tiptoed closer, being as quiet as possible so as not to scare away any potential wildlife.And sure enough, there in the pond were a few frogs, perched on lily pads and basking in the warm sun. I watched in fascination as one of them leaped into the water, sending ripples across the surface. I could also see a few dragonflies zipping back and forth, their iridescent wings catching the light.As the day started to wind down, I reluctantly decided it was time to head home. But my adventure wasn't over yet – I still had plenty of research to do on all the amazing things I had seen and learned!Once I got home, I immediately sat down at my desk and began flipping through my nature books, cross-referencing the plants and animals I had encountered. I made detailed notes and sketches, determined to remember every single detail.As the sun set outside my window, I couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment. I had spent the day exploring and discovering, and I had learned so much in the process. Being an explorer was truly the best job in the world, and I couldn't wait for my next adventure!篇4Certainly! Here's an essay of approximately 2000 words, written from the perspective of an eighth-grade student, for the first unit of the Oxford English textbook:My Summer AdventureSummer vacations are the best! No school, no homework, just endless days of fun and freedom. Last summer wasparticularly exciting because my family and I went on an incredible adventure. Let me tell you all about it!It all started a few weeks before the summer break. Dad gathered us in the living room and announced that we were going on a road trip across the country. My sister Lily and I looked at each other, our jaws dropped in surprise. A road trip? Across the entire country? We couldn't believe our ears!"Where are we going?" I asked, my voice trembling with excitement."We're going to drive from our home in New York all the way to California and back," Dad said with a huge grin. "We'll visit all sorts of amazing places along the way."Lily and I cheered and danced around the room. We had never been on such a long road trip before. The idea of seeing different states and cities filled us with joy and anticipation.The next few weeks were a blur of preparations. Dad made sure our trusty minivan was in top condition for the long journey. Mom planned our route, booked hotels, and researched all the must-see attractions. Lily and I packed our favorite books, games, and snacks for the road.Finally, the big day arrived. We woke up before the sun, loaded up the car, and hit the road. The first few hours were a bit dull as we drove through familiar landscapes. But soon, the scenery started to change, and we found ourselves surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque farmlands.Our first stop was in Pennsylvania, where we visited the iconic Hershey's Chocolate World. We took a ride on the Chocolate Tour and learned all about how our favorite treats are made. Of course, we couldn't leave without stocking up on delicious chocolate bars and candies.As we continued west, we marveled at the breathtaking sights. The majestic Appalachian Mountains, the mighty Mississippi River, and the vast prairies of the Midwest – each region offered something unique and awe-inspiring.In St. Louis, we couldn't resist climbing to the top of the Gateway Arch for a panoramic view of the city. Then, it was off to the Badlands National Park in South Dakota, where we hiked through rugged landscapes and spotted bison roaming freely.One of the highlights of our trip was visiting Mount Rushmore. Standing before the massive carved faces of four American presidents was a humbling experience. We spent hoursexploring the surrounding Black Hills and learning about the rich history and culture of the region.As we crossed into Wyoming, the Rocky Mountains loomed ahead, their snow-capped peaks reaching for the sky. We stopped in Yellowstone National Park, where we witnessed the incredible geysers and hot springs, and even caught a glimpse of a grizzly bear in the distance.After days on the road, we finally arrived in California. The first thing we did was head straight to the beach. The warm sand between our toes and the salty ocean breeze felt like awell-deserved reward after our long journey.We explored the vibrant cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles, marveling at the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and the glamorous Hollywood Walk of Fame. We also ventured into the stunning Yosemite National Park, where we hiked through towering sequoia trees and gazed in awe at the majestic waterfalls.On our way back east, we made a detour to the Grand Canyon. Words cannot describe the sheer vastness and beauty of this natural wonder. As we stood on the rim, looking out over the immense canyon carved by the Colorado River, we felt incredibly small and insignificant in the face of nature's grandeur.After nearly a month on the road, we finally made it back home, exhausted but filled with unforgettable memories. We had seen so many amazing sights, learned about different cultures and histories, and created countless cherished family moments.As I look back on our summer adventure, I can't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to explore this incredible country. The experiences and lessons learned during that road trip will stay with me forever. It was an adventure that brought our family closer together and ignited a love for travel and exploration within me.Who knows where our next adventure will take us? One thing is certain – I can't wait to hit the road again and discover more of the world's wonders.篇5My Unforgettable Summer VacationThis past summer was definitely one I'll never forget! It was filled with so many exciting adventures and new experiences. I can't wait to tell you all about it.It started in early June when school finally let out for the break. My parents had a big surprise planned for me and my little brother Tommy. They announced we were going on a cross-country road trip to explore some of America's greatest national parks! I was absolutely thrilled. Getting to travel across the country and see amazing natural wonders with my own eyes was a dream come true.Our first stop was the Grand Canyon in Arizona. When we arrived and I got my first glimpse of that vast, colorful canyon stretching out for miles, I was stunned into silence. The pictures I'd seen simply didn't do it justice. We went on a guided hiking tour along the rim trail and learned all about how the canyon was formed by erosion over millions of years. It was mind-boggling to think that something so colossal was created little by little, sculpted by the power of nature.After the Grand Canyon, we drove up to Wyoming to visit Yellowstone National Park. This was my favorite destination for sure! Yellowstone is an enormous wilderness full of bubbling mud pots, vibrant hot springs, spouting geysers, and incredible wildlife. We saw scattered herds of bison grazing on the fields, their huge shaggy heads bent down nipping at the grass. We even spotted a grizzly bear lumbering along in the distance! Thehighlight was definitely watching Old Faithful erupt, sending a tower of steaming hot water shooting up over 100 feet into the air. It was amazing to see that natural phenomenon in person.From Yellowstone we traveled north into Montana to visit Glacier National Park. I'd never seen anything like the rugged, jagged peaks and shimmering aquamarine lakes there. We took a boat tour across one of the lakes which allowed us to view the stunning scenery up close. We even docked and went for a little hike, walking along a trail while keeping an eye out for bears, mountain goats, and other wildlife. Luckily we only saw some deer and a few curious squirrels on that trek!Our last park to visit was the black hills of South Dakota to view the giant carvings of four former U.S. presidents at Mount Rushmore. It was incredible to think that each of those massive faces was slowly and painstakingly carved into the mountainside by determined sculptors. The sheer size and detail of the memorial was breathtaking. We took the scenic trail walk along the base, allowing us to really appreciate the grand scale of this iconic monument.In between all the national park destinations, our road trip also took us through lots of interesting small towns and big cities across the heartland of America. We stopped at classic roadsidediners, gift shops, museums, and all kinds of quirky roadside attractions along the way. My personal favorite was the World's Largest Truck Stop in Iowa, which had an entire store filled with wacky truck-themed merchandise and a giant statue of an extraterrestrial truck driver outside! We also hit several quintessential Americana spots like the St. Louis Arch and the Las Vegas strip. Everywhere we went there were new sights, sounds, people and experiences unlike anything from back home.After nearly a month of traveling and adventure, we finally made it back to our quiet little town filled with incredible memories to last篇6My Summer AdventureThe final bell rang, signaling the end of classes and the start of summer vacation. I couldn't wait to get home, drop my backpack, and head outside to enjoy the warm sunshine and freedom from schoolwork. As I raced through the doors, I saw my best friend Jacob waiting for me."Can you believe it's finally summer?" he exclaimed, matching my stride. "No more teachers, no more books!"I laughed at his sing-song taunt. "For now at least! But my parents already warned me I have to keep studying。

牛津英语八下8个单元作文范文

牛津英语八下8个单元作文范文In the bustling city, the old man sat quietly on a bench, his eyes reflecting the world's pace. He was a silent observer, a relic of a slower time.The children played nearby, their laughter a symphony of innocence, oblivious to the man's contemplative gaze. Their games were simple, yet filled with joy, a stark contrast to the complexities of adult life.As the sun began to set, the city lights flickered to life, painting the sky with an artificial glow. The old man's face softened, as if he too was illuminated by the city's heartbeat.A young couple walked by, their hands intertwined, a symbol of love in the urban jungle. They seemed to pause the world around them, a reminder of the tender moments that can be found even in the most crowded places.The old man rose, his joints creaking in protest, but his spirit undeterred. With a gentle nod to the children, he continued his journey, a solitary figure against the backdrop of the city's relentless rhythm.The moon cast long shadows as the night deepened. The city, once a cacophony of sounds, now hummed with a quieter melody. The old man's steps echoed, a testament to theenduring human spirit.In a small park, he found a flower blooming defiantly, a splash of color amidst the concrete. It was a symbol of hope, a reminder that beauty can thrive even in the most unexpected places.As he sat down on a bench, the old man took out a worn notebook. He began to write, capturing the essence of the day, the city's story as seen through his eyes.Finally, as the first light of dawn crept over the horizon, the old man closed his notebook. He knew that thecity would continue to change, but his words would remain, a timeless record of a single day in the life of a metropolis.。

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范文:V oluntary WorkI am a member of the Group For Love of our school. We often do voluntary work to help children in need in our free time. There is a children’ s hospital close to our school. Sometimes we go there to tell them stories. Sometimes we visit the orphanage to teach the children to sing songs and dance. In order to help them more, we often have some activities to raise money. We use the money to buy healthy food, clothes, books and toys for the children. I think our voluntary work can raise the children’ s spirits. We should help them to live a happy life.译文:我是“爱心小组”的一员。

我经常在我们的空余时间做义务性工作来帮助有需要的孩子。

我们学校附近有一家儿童医院。

有时候我们去那给那里的孩子讲故事。

有时候我们拜访孤儿院,去教那里的孩子唱歌跳舞。

为了更多地帮助他们,我们经常举行一些活动来捐款。

我们把捐来的钱来给孩子们买健康的食品,衣服,书籍和玩具。

我认为,我们的义务性工作可以使那些孩子们振奋精神。

我们应该帮助他们过一个快乐的人生。

Unit 2 话题作文(34-1)范文:Hello, everyone! Welcome to work in our travel company! I will tell you some communication skills. First, when you are working at your desks, you should sit up straight and hold your heads up. You shouldn’t cross your arms. Second, while talking with customers, you should listen to them carefully and answer their questions with a smile. It will make them feel you are friendly. You shouldn’t look away or look down. Third, when the talk is over, you should stand up and say “thank you” to customers. You had better shake hands with them when saying goodbye. Remember: Making a good impression on customers is very important.译文:大家好!欢迎来我们的旅游公司工作!我将会告诉你们一些沟通的技巧。

首先,当你在你的桌旁办公时,你应该坐直并把你的头抬起来。

你不应该交叉手臂。

第二,当你和顾客谈话时,你应该带着微笑认真听并回答他们的问题。

这将会使他们觉得你是友好的。

你不应该往别处看或向下看。

第三,当谈话结束时,你应该站起来并跟顾客说“谢谢”。

当说再见时最好跟他们握手。

记住:给顾客留下好印象很重要!Unit 3话题写作(37-3)Paper cuttingMy grandpa is a paper cutting artist. Although he is over 70, he is very healthy and still enjoys paper cutting.My grandpa learned paper cutting at an early age. He can cut out different shapes from paper such as animals, flowers and Chinese characters that stand for good luck. He has held many paper cutting shows. His paper cuttings are very popular and attract many visitors. They think his paper cuttings are very beautiful and can bring good luck.I like my grandpa’s paper cuttings very much. I want to learn paper cutting and be good at paper cutting like my grandpa one day.译文:我的爷爷是一个剪纸艺术家。

虽然他超过70岁了,但他很健康并且仍然很享受剪纸。

我的爷爷在很小的时候就学剪纸。

他能从纸中剪出不同的形状,例如动物,花朵很那些代表好运的中国汉字。

他已经举办过好多次剪纸展了。

他的剪纸很受欢迎并且吸引了很多游客。

他们认为他的剪纸是非常漂亮的并且可以带来好运。

我非常喜欢我爷爷的剪纸。

我想学会剪纸并在有一天能像我爷爷一样善于剪纸。

My favourite movie starMy favourite movie star is Jackie Chan. He has won many prizes. He is famous not only in China, but also in other countries. Jackie Chan is not very tall. He has black hair and a big nose. His eyes are not big, but bright. He is good at kung fu. He always smiles, especially after he beats bad men. Most of his movies are exciting. I think his best movie is Police Story. He is kind and he often gives money to help poor people, so I like him very much.译文:我最喜欢的电影明星是成龙。

他得过很多奖。

他不仅在中国,而且在其他国家也一样出名。

成龙不是非常高。

他有黑色的头发和一只大鼻子。

他的眼睛不是很大但很明亮。

他善于功夫。

他总是微笑着,尤其是在他打败坏人后。

他的绝大多数电影都是令人兴奋的。

我认为他最后的电影是《警察故事》。

他很善良,他经常给穷人金钱,所以我非常喜欢他。

Unit 5 话题作文(45-1)范文:Polar bearsPolar bears mostly live on sea ice. They are good at swimming. At birth, they weigh only a few hundred grams. But when they become adults, they may weigh as much as 900 kilograms. They can live for up to 25 years. They eat some animals in the sea.Nowadays, polar bears are in danger. First, it is because the Earth is becoming warmer and warmer and there is less and less ice. Polar bears are losing their homes. Second, people kill polar bears for their fur and meat, because their fur is thick enough to keep people warm in cold winter. It is important for people to protect them. 中文译文:北极熊几乎生活在海冰上。

它们善于游泳。

出生时,它们仅仅中几百克,但它们成年后,它们也许可达900千克。

它们能生活长达25年。

它们吃海里的一些动物。

如今,北极熊处于危险中。

首先,是因为地球变得越来越暖,而且冰越来越少。

北极熊正失去它们的家园。

第二,人们通过捕杀北极熊获取它们的皮毛和肉,因为它们的皮毛足够厚,可以让人保暖。

对人们来说,保护它们很重要。

Unit 6 话题写作(48-1)范文:I think it is a good idea to keep pets.First, we can play with pets, take them for walks or do sports with them. In this way, we can also do some exercise. Second, playing with pets can help us relax ourselves. Third, we can learn how to take care of others by keeping pets. What’s more, pets are always faithful to us. They offer us love so we won’t feel lonely. Finally, according to some research, caring for pets ever helps us live longer.In my opinion, we can really learn a lot of things from keeping pets.中文译文:我认为养宠物是个好主意首先,我们能和宠物一起玩,带它们去散步或者与他们做运动。

通过这种方式,我们也可以做一些运动。

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