英语口语课作业
英语高级口语复习题及答案(考查课不用笔试)
2. schedule
3. means of transportation
2.In this task, you are to talk with your partner about a plan of party. Suppose you have three days to prepare together. Talk with each other and make a plan for the party. Your plan may include:
Question 1:
What would many people think of San Francisco according to the passage?
Question 2:
Which city in China do you like most? And why?
2.I have two ways to deal with failure, the first one is to read books, which beneficial for my development. Whenever I bump into somedifficult questions, books offer me with almost all possible solutions, instead of ma king me consult the teachers or group members that are not always available. Therefore, I can save my time and energy.Second,Iwill stay at the dorm with my roommates to relax. we would like to watch videos such as movies, tv series or cartoons after a whole day s hard work so that we become enthusiastic again. At the same time, our money is saved and we can enjoy various options.
用英语描述一个人(口语课)
pessimistic 悲观的 selfish 自私的 cowardly 胆怯的 self-satisfied 自满的 fool-hardy 莽撞的 miserly 吝啬的 lazy, idle 懒惰的 extravagant 浪费的 temperamental 反复无常的 naughty 淘气的 unruly 不守纪律的
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When you find a good film and want your friend go to see it with you ,you could tell your friend the story about the film ,and dexcribe the character in the flm to attract your friend.
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guess
He’ a well-known comedian in the dumb show(哑 剧) from england.
And he’fame for his role as a tramp in baggy trousers and a bowler hat(圆顶礼帽) and walk like a penguin.
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Can you describe yourself like that?
Let’s accumulate [ə'kju:mjuleit](累积) more adjective about that.
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描述身材
矮的 short 高挑的 tall 不高不矮的 medium height 苗条的 slim 丰满的 plump 短粗的 short and fat
Today we learn to decribe how to decribe a person
英语口语沙龙课 hobby,habbit
A: Hi B: Hello. _____________ A: Not bad. How about you? B:____________ A: What’s your name? B: My name ‘s Tom. What’s yours? A________. What do you like to do in your free time, Tom? B: I like playing golf and going swimming. How about you? A: _____________________________________.
• Say:”I like hanging out with my friends” • “I like spending time with my friends”
• “Play computer games” • “play on the computer” • “surf the Internet”
优朗国际英语
பைடு நூலகம்
always often sometimes/ occasionally don’t very often/ seldom rarely /hardly ever never
i … play basketball
… every day … once a week … twice a month … three times a year … now and again … every now and then
How’s everything going? How are you?
Not bad Alright Okay Can’t complain
优朗国际英语
广州版英语口语第一册Unit1第一节《 Listen ,sing,and act》一课一练
广州版英语口语第一册Unit1 Listen ，sing，and act一.抄写下列单词和句子：Is what name yourW hat’s your name? I’m Andy.答案: 见题解析：此题考查句子书写。
知识点：正确抄写句子难度：较易关键字：广州英语口语一课一练第一册Unit1 Hello ，I’m Andy.第一节Listen ，sing，and act 正确抄写句子二．我会选1、早上见到老师可以说：（）A. Good morning!B. Good afternoon!C. How are you ?答案:A解析：此题考查打招呼用语。
Good afternoon! 它的回应语是Good afternoon! 句意是下午好。
How are you ? 你好么？Good morning!句意：上午好。
知识点：学校生活难度：中等关键字：广州英语口语一课一练第一册Unit1 Hello ，I’m Andy.第一节Listen ，sing，and act 学校生活2.当你想知道别人姓名时，你会问：____________ .A. How old are you?B. How are you?C. What 's your name?答案:C解析：此题考查打招呼用语。
How old are you? 句意：你多大了？问年龄。
How are you ? 句意：你好么？What 's your name?句意：你叫什么？询问姓名的习惯用语。
知识点：特殊疑问句难度：中等关键字：广州英语口语一课一练第一册Unit1 Hello ，I’m Andy.第一节Listen ，sing，and act 特殊疑问句3、家里来了客人，要礼貌地说：（）A. What’s your name?B. Welcome! .C. I’m Sarah.答案:B解析：此题考查打招呼用语。
What 's your name?句意：你叫什么？询问姓名的习惯用语。
少儿英语口语100课(双语版)
第1课:Asking for a Leave 请假You slept in, honey.你睡过头了，亲爱的。
We might be late for school.我们可能迟到的。
I don't think I can go to school today. 我想我不能去学校了。
Do you want to skip classes?你要翘课吗？No, I'm feeling sick.不是，我感觉不舒服。
Could you help me ask for a leave?你可以帮我请个假吗？Oh, I'll call Miss Gao right away.哦，我马上给高老师打电话。
I'm afraid Jamie would be absent today. 恐怕Jamie今天去不了了。
He is not feeling well.他感觉不舒服。
You mean he needs a few days off?意思是他需要请几天假吗？Yes. A 3-day off would be better.是的，三天假会好些。
Then he can take a good rest.这样的话他能好好休息一下。
Hope he'll recover soon.希望他快点好起来。
第2课:I Can Do It 我能行Can you come and help, Mom? Time for sleep.妈妈，能过来帮忙吗？该睡觉了。
But I'm occupied now.但我有点忙。
I'll get you some warm water.我给你弄点温水。
You have (got) to wash your feet by yourself today. 你今天得自己洗脚了。
And my socks and my underpants.还有我的袜子和内裤。
口语课学习内容和形式的英语作文范文
口语课学习内容和形式的英语作文范文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Oral English ClassI really like my oral English class! It's one of my favorite classes because we get to speak English, play games, and learn about other countries and cultures. I'll tell you all about what we do in class.First, we always start with a warm-up activity. Sometimes we sing fun English songs with actions like "If You're Happy and You Know It" or "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes." Other times we play simple games like Simon Says or I Spy. The warm-ups help us get excited about learning English and feeling comfortable speaking.After the warm-up, we move into the main lesson. Our teacher Ms. Lisa always has something really interesting planned. One week, we learned about holidays celebrated inEnglish-speaking countries. We talked about Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and more. We even made crafts like paper Christmas trees and pumpkins!Another time, we learned about popular foods from the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. We looked at pictures and videos, and tried to guess what the foods were based on their appearance. Things like hot dogs, fish and chips, poutine, and veggie meat pies! Then we got to sample some of the snacks that Ms. Lisa brought in. My favorite was the chocolate chip cookies from the USA.Sometimes we read short stories or watch videos in English during the main lesson. After, we talk about what we read or saw. We practice using new vocabulary words and grammar points that the story taught us. I remember one funny video about a talking dog that wanted to go to the park. We all got to pretend to be the dog and ask to go to the park.My favorite main lessons are when we get to play games that practice English skills. One game is called "Zipper" where we split into two teams. One person from each team comes up and has to make a sentence, then the next person has to make a new sentence that starts with the same word the last sentence ended with. It's a great way to practice vocabulary and making sentences.Another fun game is "English Auction" where we get blank cards and have to draw a picture of something on the cardwithout letting our teammates see. Then one teammate has to "auction off" their drawing by describing it in English. The team who guesses correctly gets a point.No matter what we do for the main lesson, Ms. Lisa always makes sure we understand and get lots of chances to practice speaking. If we have any questions, she's really good at explaining things in a simple way.After the main lesson, we usually have some type of production activity. This means we have to create something to show what we learned that day. Sometimes we make posters, skits, songs, or stories. One time, we had to write and perform a short play entirely in English about visiting a restaurant. It was so fun!Other times for the production, we play communicative games that make us use all the vocabulary and grammar from that day's lesson. Like once we learned about describing people's appearances, and then played a guessing game where we had to describe our classmates for teammates to guess who it was.At the very end of class, we come back together and talk about what we learned that day. We can share anything we stillstrugglewith or tell Ms. Lisa if there is a topic we want to learnmore about. She's always excited when we have ideas for future lessons.Oral English class is awesome because it makes learning the language fun and interactive. I get to use what I'm learning right away through games, activities, and projects instead of just doing bookwork or drills. Ms. Lisa comes up with creative ways to teach us vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and conversation skills.I feel like I'm learning so much more English from this class compared to the regular reading and writing classes. It's helping me become a better speaker and listener. I'm way more confident now when it comes to understanding spoken English and speaking it myself.I look forward to oral English class every week because I know it will be an adventure! Who knows what new cultures, foods, games, and activities we'll explore next? I can't wait to continue improving my speaking and communication abilities. Mastering spoken English will help me make friends, travel, and appreciate other cultures when I'm older. Thanks to oral English class, I'm well on my way!篇2Learning English is So Much Fun!Hi there! My name is Emma and I'm in 5th grade. I just love learning English at school. It's one of my favorite classes! Our English teacher, Miss Johnson, makes the lessons really fun and interesting. Today I want to tell you all about the awesome ways we learn English in our oral English classes.First up, we do lots of cool activities to practice speaking. One of my favorites is when we play games like "Telephone" where we whisper a sentence around the circle and see how it changes. It's hilarious when it comes out all mixed up at the end! We also do roleplays where we pretend to be different characters like shopkeepers, tourists, or even superheroes. Acting out the different roles really helps us use the right words and expressions.Another fun way we learn is through songs and chants. Miss Johnson teaches us all these catchy tunes with lyrics in English. We sing along and do the hand motions or dance moves that go with them. The rhymes and rhythms make it so easy to remember new vocabulary words and phrases. Sometimes we even make up our own silly songs about the topics we're studying. My best friend Lily and I wrote one about farm animals last week - it was epic!We also get to watch movies, shows, and video clips during our English classes. Seeing the language come alive on the screen with real people talking is awesome. Miss Johnson always pauses to explain idioms or cultural references we might not understand. After watching, we discuss what happened and answer comprehension questions. The coolest videos are the ones made just for students learning English with animated characters, jokes, and fun plots.Of course, we can't have an oral English class without...well...speaking English! We have lots of opportunities to practice conversing during our lessons. We pair up with partners or join groups to discuss different topics and ask each other questions. Miss Johnson walks around to listen and help if we need it. Sometimes she even brings in international guests (usually college students) to talk with us. It's amazing getting to meet people from other countries and cultures while practicing our English skills.In addition to all the speaking practice, we also learn about proper pronunciation, intonation, and other important elements of spoken English. We play diction games and do tongue twisters to master difficult sounds. We also learn when to stress certain syllables or pause for effect. Miss Johnson is always reminding usabout body language, facial expressions, and gestures that are used when conversing. Apparently, only using your words is not enough!Lastly, I want to mention some of the cool projects we get to do in English class. Every few weeks, we work on building up to a final presentation, skit, debate or group task where we can show off all the English we've been learning. For example, last month our project was to create a short movie trailer with friends. We had to write the script, prepare the props, rehearse our lines, and then perform it in front of the class. I played the role of a brave explorer searching for a mythical creature. We all had a total blast with that one!Well, there you have it - a inside look at my awesome oral English classes. As you can see, we get to learn in such interactive, engaging, and enjoyable ways. Miss Johnson definitely makes sure we're constantly practicing our listening and speaking skills through a huge variety of activities and projects. I'm gaining so much confidence in my English abilities. Why wouldn't you love learning a new language when it's this much fun? Thanks for reading, and happy studying!篇3Learning to Speak English in My Oral ClassHi there! My name is Lucy and I'm in fourth grade. I really like my oral English class because we learn in such a fun way. Let me tell you all about it!We start each class by singing some silly songs in English. My favorite is "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" because we get to do all the actions too. The songs help us practice vocabulary like body parts and action words. Singing makes it easy to remember the new words.After the songs, we usually play a warm-up game. Sometimes we play "Simon Says" which is perfect for practicing commands like "clap your hands" or "jump up and down." Other times we toss a ball around the circle and whoever catches it has to say a word from a certain category, like foods or animals. It's a race to see who can name things the fastest!The main part of class is always my favorite - the lesson activity! We get to do all sorts of crazy things. One week, we acted out scenes from fairy tales to practice dialogue and conversational English. I got to be the Big Bad Wolf trying to huff and puff to blow the pigs' houses down. "Little pigs, little pigs, let me come in!" I growled in my most wolf-like voice. We all couldn't stop laughing!Another time, we became junior detectives searching the classroom for clues written in English descriptions and questions. We had to read the clues carefully to find all the hidden objects. It was just like a real mystery! Using English to follow instructions and solve problems makes it feel like a game.My teacher is really good at coming up with creative activities to keep us engaged. Once, we had an "English Cafe" day where we took turns being waiters, customers, and chefs. We practiced common expressions like "Can I take your order?" and how to describe menu items. At the end, we got to eat the make-believe food we had ordered. Yum! Role-playing lets us use English the way we would in real life.We've also done show-and-tells, picture prompt stories, and information gap activities where we have to ask each other questions to fill in missing details. Every class is different and exciting!No matter what we're doing, my teacher makes sure we are practicing our listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills all together. She also teachers us strategies for having conversations, like asking follow-up questions or ways to keep a conversation going if we get stuck.When we make mistakes, it's no big deal. My teacher just gently corrects us and keeps things moving. She creates an environment where we feel comfortable trying out our English without being afraid of messing up. The more we practice, the more confident we become!At the end of each class, we share our favorite new vocabulary words or expressions we learned that day. We make gestures and draw pictures to help us remember everything. Looking back on all the fun we had makes it easy to remember what we studied.I have to say, my oral English class is the highlight of my week! The engaging activities make me forget that I'm even really "learning." I just know that I'm improving my English skills through playing games, telling stories, and having interesting conversations. My classmates and I are becoming impressive English speakers!Maybe you can tell your English teacher about the types of activities we do. That could make your class just as enjoyable! The most important things are using the language in a natural way, staying motivated through interactive practice, and not being afraid to make mistakes. Just dive in and start speaking!I can't wait for my next oral English class. Who knows what entertaining adventure awaits? I'm ready to continue building my English skills while simply having a great time. See you next week!篇4Learning English in Oral Class is Super Fun!Hi there! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I really love learning English at my school, especially in oral class. Oral class is where we practice speaking and listening to English. It's my favorite part of the week!In oral class, we get to do all sorts of fun activities to practice our English skills. Our teacher, Ms. Roberts, always makes it really engaging and exciting. She has a big smile and a lot of energy which gets us pumped up to learn.One of my favorite things we do is role playing. Ms. Roberts will put us into pairs or small groups, give us a scenario, and we have to act it out. Sometimes it's easy stuff like ordering food at a restaurant. Other times it's harder situations like resolving a fight between friends. Acting it out makes the language feel real and useful for our lives.We also play a ton of games in oral class! There's this one game called "Tongue Twisters" where we have to try saying these super hard phrases really fast without messing up. Like "She sells sea shells by the sea shore." It's hilarious when people get all tongue-tied and can't say it properly. We laugh a lot during that game.Another cool game is called "Pyramid." Ms. Roberts will write a category on the board like "animals" or "foods." Then we go around the class, each person naming something in that category. You can't repeat what anyone else has said. The first person to get stumped is out! It really makes you think fast on your feet.Sometimes we even play classic games like Charades or 20 Questions, but we have to do everything in English. It's a fun way to keep practicing our vocabulary and speaking without feeling like it's boring drills.We don't just play games though - Ms. Roberts makes sure we work on all the different parts of oral English skills. We'll often do listening exercises where we have to listen really carefully to conversations or stories and answer questions about them. If we miss something, we learn to ask for clarification properly.Speaking is a huge part too obviously. We take turns standing up and giving little speeches or presentations on different topics. In the beginning it was scary, but now I feel way more confident speaking in front of people. Ms. Roberts gives us good feedback on our pronunciation, fluency, and how to engage the audience.We even get to do debates sometimes! We'll split into two teams, one taking the pro side and one the con side of an issue. Then we have to make persuasive arguments using evidence to win over the class. It's awesome practice for public speaking and thinking critically.My absolute favorite days are when we get to watch movie clips or video clips in class. We'll watch part of a movie or TV show and then discuss what we saw. It's a great way to hear natural English conversation and pick up on slang or cultural references. I always feel way more motivated to keep learning when the material is fun and relevant to my life.Ms. Roberts is seriously the best teacher. She knows we're still kids so she mixes learning into playing as much as she can. But she also makes sure we understand the importance of building strong English skills, especially oral communication.She's always reminding us that being able to speak clearly and confidently will help us accomplish our dreams in the future.I've learned so much in oral class and my English has improved a ton. But even more importantly, it's made me excited to keep practicing and getting better. I know the way to really master a language is by using it all the time as much as possible. Oral class has given me a strong foundation and motivated me to speak more English at home, when watching movies, reading books, or wherever I can.My dream is to one day be an author who writes books in English that kids all around the world can read. Or maybe a cool job traveling and vlogging about my adventures in different countries. Whatever I end up doing, I know the skills from oral class like speaking confidently, listening carefully, communicating clearly, and understanding other cultures will help me so much.English is a brilliant language and I feel really lucky that oral class has made learning it so incredibly fun! I can't wait for my English skills to keep growing so I can explore the world through this amazing language. Cheers!篇5My Oral English ClassHi! My name is Timmy and I'm in 4th grade. I really like my oral English class this year. It's so much fun and I'm learning a ton! Let me tell you all about it.First off, the classroom itself is really cool. It doesn't feel like a regular classroom at all. Instead of having rows of desks, we sit on comfy floor cushions in a circle. There are big colorful rugs on the floor too. And the walls are covered in bright posters and pictures all about different English topics we've learned. It feels more like a playroom than a classroom!Our teacher, Miss Jennifer, is awesome too. She's young and has a big smile on her face all the time. She makes learning English feel like a game instead of hard work. And she's really good at coming up with fun activities to keep us engaged and interested.In our class, we pretty much never use textbooks or do worksheets. Can you believe it? No boring busywork at all! Instead, we learn all our new words and phrases through songs, chants, games, and roleplaying. It's like recess except we're accidentally learning at the same time.One of my favorite activities is when Miss Jennifer has us go through "English Scenes." She'll split us into small groups and give each group a different scenario to act out, like ordering food at a restaurant or buying tickets for a movie. Then within our groups we have to figure out what we'll say and how we'll interact in English. When it's our turn to perform the scene in front of the class, Miss Jennifer walks around and discretely corrects any mistakes we make. It's like improv acting practice and English lessons combined!We also spend a lot of time singing silly English songs and chanting fun tongue-twisters. Not only do these help us practice pronunciation and speaking rythmically, but the tunes and rhymes make it easier to memorize new vocabulary words. Songs like "The Banana Bananza" about different types of fruit or "My Daring Dino Dares" about dinosaurs doing different activities are both educational and entertaining at the same time.Another way we learn new English is through playing games, which is probably my favorite part of class. Sometimes it's competitive games in teams trying to outscore each other, like an English vocabulary version of Double Daters. Other times it's cooperative games where we have to work together as a class, like trying to dump all the plastic letters out of the bucket andthen racing to make as many words as possible before time runs out. No matter what though, the games always get us up and moving around while practicing our speaking, listening, and comprehension abilities.Occasionally, Miss Jennifer also has us do craft projects that incorporate whatever English unit we're currently studying. Like once we made paper bag puppets to use while putting on our own creative puppet shows all in English. Another time we created mini storybook scenes out of shoeboxes, popsicle sticks, and clay to help visually depict a book we read together. These crafty activities make abstract English concepts more concrete while letting us exercise our creativity.I really think all the hands-on, interactive ways we learn in oral English class are helping the lessons stick in my brain way better than just reading from a book or answering questions on a worksheet would. Getting to constantly practice speaking, listening, and using the new English we've learned in alow-pressure, fun environment takes away a lot of the fear and nervousness I used to feel about communicating in a new language.Miss Jennifer is really smart about introducing new topics too. We usually start by learning common phrases andvocabulary words related to that theme through chants, songs, and games. Once we have some basic language under our belt, then we'll do more complex activities using that vocabulary, like the English scenes I mentioned earlier.So if the current unit is about food and restaurants for example, first we'd learn words for different foods, how to describe flavors, phrases for things you'd say to servers, etc. After we've practiced and felt comfortable with those building block words and phrases, then we'd move on to more challenging, open-ended practices like improvising ordering a meal at a restaurant or creating a brand new menu for our own pretend eatery.No matter what thematic unit we're studying though, Miss Jennifer always makes sure to incorporate lots of opportunities to use English in authentic contexts through functional situations and roleplaying. That's one of the best parts about how she structures the class - we get realistic practice using English how it's actually spoken in the real world.The way Miss Jennifer runs our oral English class makes it one of the highlights of my school week. By making English learning into a fully immersive experience full of energetic games, performances, songs, and crafts, she transforms what could bean intimidating task into an entertaining adventure. I'm constantly engaged, having a blast, and soaking up new English skills like a sponge without even realizing I'm actively studying.If you ever have the chance to take a class taught in this interactive, hands-on style, I can't recommend it enough! Learning a new language this way is not only way more effective than just reading from textbooks, but it's infinitely more fun too. Thanks to Miss Jennifer and all her creative lesson plans, I'm becoming more confident and capable at speaking, understanding, and using English every single day. Woohoo!。
英语口语作文我学到的最重要的一课
英语口语作文我学到的最重要的一课全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1One time I learned a very important lesson that I want to tell you about. It was a lesson that helped me understand the value of kindness and friendship.It all started when I accidentally spilled my juice on my friend's favorite book. I felt so bad and didn't know what to do. My friend was very upset and started crying. I didn't mean to ruin her book, but I knew I had to make things right.I apologized to my friend and offered to help clean the book. She was still upset, but she saw that I was truly sorry. I promised her that I would do anything to make it up to her.So, every day after school, I would help her with her homework or play with her favorite toys. I even saved up my allowance to buy her a new book. Slowly but surely, we became friends again.Through this experience, I learned that it's important to take responsibility for our actions and make things right when wemake a mistake. I also learned that true friendship is about being there for each other, especially when things go wrong.I am grateful for this lesson because it taught me the value of kindness and the importance of friendship. I will always remember this experience and strive to be a better friend to others.篇2One time, I learned a very important lesson that I will never forget. It was a lesson about being kind to others.It all started one day when I saw a new student in the school. His name was Tim, and he looked very shy and lonely. I could tell that he didn't have any friends yet, so I decided to go over and talk to him.I introduced myself and asked if he wanted to play with me and my friends at recess. Tim looked surprised but happy, and he said yes. We had so much fun playing together, and I could see that he was really grateful for my kindness.From that day on, Tim and I became good friends. He started to feel more confident and included in our class, and I felt reallyproud that I had helped him. I learned that even a small act of kindness can make a big difference in someone's life.After that experience, I started to pay more attention to how I treated others. I realized that being kind and welcoming to everyone is very important. It not only makes others feel happy, but it also makes me feel good too.So the most important lesson I learned is to always be kind to others. You never know how much a small act of kindness can mean to someone.篇3One day, my teacher told us a very important lesson that I will never forget. She said, "Always treat others the way you want to be treated." This lesson is called the Golden Rule, and it has helped me in so many ways.I remember a time when I was playing with my friends at recess and one of them accidentally bumped into me. I was about to get angry and yell at them, but then I remembered the Golden Rule. Instead of shouting, I calmly told my friend that it's okay and everyone makes mistakes. My friend apologized and we continued playing happily.This lesson has also helped me in making new friends. Whenever I meet someone new, I remember to be kind, friendly, and respectful, just like how I want to be treated. And you know what? It works! I have made so many wonderful friends by following the Golden Rule.The Golden Rule is not just about how we treat others, but also how we treat ourselves. I have learned to be kind to myself, to forgive my mistakes, and to always strive to be a better person. When I treat myself with love and respect, it shows in how I treat others too.I am grateful for the lesson my teacher taught me that day. The Golden Rule is a simple but powerful lesson that has made a big difference in my life. I will always remember to treat others the way I want to be treated because kindness is contagious and it can make the world a better place.篇4Title: The Most Important Lesson I've LearnedHey guys, today I want to share with you the most important lesson I've learned in my life so far. It's about the power of kindness.I used to think that being cool or popular was the most important thing. I thought that if I was mean or rude to others, they would think I was tough and cool. But you know what? I was wrong.One day, I saw a new kid sitting alone at lunch. I decided to go over and talk to him. At first, I was nervous and didn't know what to say. But then I just smiled and said hi. And you know what? That simple act of kindness made a huge difference.The new kid, Alex, ended up becoming one of my best friends. He told me that he was really shy and scared about fitting in at a new school. But when I talked to him, he felt welcomed and accepted.From that day on, I learned that kindness is the most important thing. It's not about being popular or cool. It's about making others feel valued and loved.So my advice to all of you is this: Be kind. Smile at someone who looks sad. Help a friend in need. Stand up for someone who is being bullied. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference.I am so grateful for the lesson I've learned, and I hope you all can learn from it too. Let's spread kindness and make the world a better place. Thank you for listening!One really important lesson I learned is to never give up. I learned this when I was playing basketball at school. We were losing the game and I felt really discouraged. But my coach told me to keep trying and never give up. So I did and we ended up winning the game!I also learned the importance of being kind to others. One time, a new girl started at our school and she was feeling really nervous. I decided to be friendly and show her around the school. We became good friends and I learned that being kind can make a big difference in someone's life.Another lesson I learned is to always believe in myself. When I was trying out for the school play, I was really nervous and thought I wasn't good enough. But I worked hard and practiced every day. In the end, I got the lead role in the play! I learned that if I believe in myself, I can achieve anything.Overall, I think the most important lesson I have learned is to never give up, be kind to others, and believe in myself. These lessons have helped me become a better person and I will always remember them.Oh man, I have learned so many important lessons in my life, but if I have to pick one that is the most important, it would have to be the lesson of perseverance. Yes, perseverance is a big word, but it basically means never giving up no matter how hard things get.I remember this one time when I was trying to learn how to ride a bike. It was so hard and I fell down so many times. I wanted to give up and just never ride a bike again. But, my mom told me to keep trying and to never give up. She said that if I keep practicing and trying, eventually I will get the hang of it.And you know what? She was right! After many falls and scrapes, I finally learned how to ride a bike. It felt so good and I was so proud of myself for not giving up. From that experience, I learned that if I really want something, I have to work hard for it and not give up when things get tough.So, no matter what you're trying to do - whether it's learning a new skill, studying for a test, or trying to make new friends - remember to persevere. Keep pushing yourself, keep trying, and never give up. Because in the end, all your hard work will pay offand you will achieve your goals. Perseverance is key, and it's a lesson that I will never forget.。
丰富多彩的口语课英语作文
丰富多彩的口语课英语作文1. Oh my gosh, I totally aced my English speaking test today! I was so nervous at first, but once I started talking, everything just flowed out of me. I even threw ina few jokes to lighten the mood.2. You know what I love about our English speaking class? It's so interactive and engaging. We're always doing fun activities like role plays, debates, and group discussions. It really helps us improve our speaking skills.3. I used to be really shy about speaking in English,but our teacher is so encouraging and supportive. Shealways gives us constructive feedback and helps us build confidence. Now I'm not afraid to speak up in class anymore.4. The best part about our English speaking class isthat we get to learn about different cultures and perspectives. We have students from all over the world, soit's really interesting to hear their stories andexperiences. It's like a mini cultural exchange every time we have a discussion.5. Sometimes our teacher throws in some slang and colloquial expressions to liven things up. It's a great way to learn how native speakers actually talk in real life. Plus, it makes the class more fun and relatable.6. I've noticed a huge improvement in my fluency and pronunciation since I started taking this class. I used to struggle with certain sounds, but now I feel much more confident. It's amazing how much progress you can make when you practice speaking regularly.。
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Creating a New Society
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A large area of China has been set aside by the current government for the development of a new nation. This area will include an invited international community of 200000 men and women.imagine that your your group has to decide the laws of this new country .
First you have to agree on where your country will be situated . On the shoreline (good for shipping , commercial), inland good for farming, mineral exploration. In the moutains ,good for tourism and natural resources ,or an island, good for tourism .
Next decide on what will be your major industry , what will you to do to make money for your country . How will you pay for school, hospitals, police, government offficials , etc....
What will your country be called ,and I what you to make a flag for your country and what will be the name of your capital city .
Discuss the following questions.
1:which political system will the country have ?
2:what will the official languange be ?
3:will there be censorship(审查制度，审查机构）?
4:what industries will your country try to develop ?
5:will citizens be allowed to carry a gun ? What about the police o r the army will you have one and will they have guns ?
6:will there be the death penalty（死刑）? Who would administer（管理，执行）it ?
7:will there be a state religion ? Or any religion at all?
8:what kind of immigration policy will there be ? Who will be your workers ?
9:what will the educational system be like ? Will there be compulsory education（义务教育）to a certain age ?
10:who will be allowed to marry? Gay’s and lesbian （同性恋）, mental retardation(智力缺陷) , a certain age ? What about how many times you can marry or how many husband wives you can have at once ?
You will be giving a presenetation on this as you final exam. It can be in a PPT fomat or use the chalk board . 15 minute presentation with 3 peolke per group .
我们要建立的是一个海岛国家，即在钓鱼岛或者南海的群岛上或者是太平洋中的一个大岛也可以，我们的官方语言是英语，常用语言是汉语和法语。
经济来源是渔场养殖业，捕捞业，旅游业，造船业；没有统一的国家信仰，个人信仰自由，但不能做出危害国家安全的事，不能信法轮功等邪教，我们会有自己的宗教场所，像教堂什么的；我们拥有自己独立的宪法，没有死刑，只有惩罚，如果一个人反了死罪，就让他去做终身劳工；我们的政府有自己的监管部门和审查部门，移
民要经过严格的审核，只有外界的那些有素质的富人或者技术工人才能移民；我们拥有的自己的军队，主要是舰队，拥有航空母舰，来保障自己的海洋权益，但警察很少，民众不能持枪，只有警察和军队可以持枪说。
从小学到大学都是义务教育，大学后是自愿的，男生18女生16岁后就可以结婚，一夫一妻制，对结婚次数没有限制，结婚与离婚都是免费的，国家级证书。
对同性恋不干涉。